Google Bard Advanced is on the horizon, marking Google’s potential shift towards monetizing its AI chatbot services. The development comes from code snippets on Bard’s website, teasing a complimentary three-month trial of Bard Advanced, after which users might be faced with a subscription fee. A Twitter user, Bedros Pamboukian, brought attention to this development, highlighting an intriguing connection between Bard Advanced and Google One.
What is Google Bard Advanced?
The code snippets shared by Bedros Pamboukian teases Google’s forthcoming AI chatbot, Bard Advanced. Paired with Gemini, Google’s latest large language model, Bard Advanced promises an enhanced conversational experience. Gemini, with its diverse models like Ultra, Nano, and Pro, empowers Bard Advanced to easily understand and reason across various inputs. The synergy between Gemini and Bard Advanced hints at a big leap in Google’s AI capabilities.
The Potential Price Tag
An intriguing element surfaces as the code reveals a tie-in with Google One, hinting at a potential subscription requirement for accessing Bard Advanced beyond the initial trial period. While specifics remain elusive, users might need a Google’s subscription to unlock the full potential of Bard Advanced. There’s no exact release date for it yet, but the company said in December that it would be available early next year, so it could launch at any time.
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