Google’s Bard AI early access now available to select Pixel ‘superfans’

Google has now granted Pixel smartphone users early access to its Bard AI service. Google's response to OpenAI's ChatGPT is Bard. The firm is testing an early beta version of the Bard with its Trusted Tester programme and Pixel superfans. According to 9to5Google, Bard is being made available to select Pixel superfans, a community of Pixel smartphone users.

Some users claim to have received an email from the company inviting die-hard Pixel fans to test out its newest AI-powered generative tool. The company will then ask for feedback after users start using it.

The Bard is probably going to enter the public beta testing phase soon, allowing enthusiasts to test the product before it is released, given that the company has already opened up closed community beta testing for Pixel superfans.


Anyone, who owns a Pixel smartphone, is eligible to sign up for free membership in the Pixel superfan club. However, for the time being, membership in the Pixel superfan club is restricted to only users in the United States who have been extended an invitation to join the club by Google. After joining, Pixel superfans will be eligible for “surprise perks”, according to Google. These perks include exclusive offers, occasional gifts, and special access to events and experiences.

Google’s Bard AI is a generative language model, very much like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, in which users can get responses that resemble those of a human in a conversational setting.

FAQs

1: Is Google BardAI available?
Google has now granted early access to its Bard AI service to some Pixel users.

2: What is Google Bard AI?
It is a chatbot powered by AI that mimics human speech using machine learning and natural language processing.