Google has added a new feature to Bard that enables it to respond in real time, eliminating the need to wait for the answers.
The new "respond in real time" option aims to streamline interactions and improve user experience.
With this option, users will see responses appearing progressively as they are generated.
Google has added a new feature to Bard that enables it to respond in real time, reducing the delay between prompts and answers. This enhancement aims to streamline interactions and improve user experience. For those who are unaware, Bard is an AI chatbot which Google launched earlier this year.
With the new “respond in real time” option, users will see responses appearing progressively as they are generated, minimising the need for extended waiting periods, reports 9To5Google.
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While the response appears in real time during the process, users may still notice a brief interval with the rotating Bard animation before the text displays line by line.
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In cases where the system anticipates that the response might not be suitable, users will now see a blue “Skip response” button above the text field, allowing them to swiftly stop Bard’s output and explore alternative options. This feature seems to be the default setting for Bard.
The previous behaviour, which displays answers “once they’re complete,” can still be used by simply tapping the settings gear icon and choosing between “Respond in real time” and “Respond once complete.”
It’s important to note that the “respond in real time” option launched in recent days, and is not mentioned in Google’s Bard Updates changelog.
Recently, Google announced that when you use the Workspace Extension, Bard can now summarise more emails at a time. Also, the AI chatbot can now better understand when you ask for recent emails. The tech giant also announced support for uploaded images for shared conversations. With this feature, when you share a conversation that has an image as part of the prompt, the image will also be visible.
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