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Google has announced that it will enhance Bard to assist people in coding for software development

Google's AI chatbot Bard upgraded for software coding assistance

Google has announced that it will enhance Bard to assist people in coding for software development

Google has announced that it will enhance Bard to assist people in coding for software development. As the competition in the AI industry intensifies Google aims to catch up with Microsoft, which recently released its own chatbot. Currently, only a select group of users can access Bard which allows them to ask questions rather than using traditional search tools. The public release of Bard began in March with Google seeking feedback from users to improve its capabilities. The chatbot can present multiple versions of an answer, and users can toggle between them or choose to "Google it" for web results.

Pichai confirmed that Google is looking to integrate large language models (LLMs) into Google Search

Sundar Pichai confirms plans to integrate large language models into Google Search

Pichai confirmed that Google is looking to integrate large language models (LLMs) into Google Search

Google CEO Sundar Pichai believes that conversational AI will boost the search engine's capabilities amid growing competition from Meta, Microsoft, and others. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Pichai confirmed that Google is looking to integrate large language models (LLMs) into Google Search, but he did not provide a timeline. Pichai dismissed concerns that chatbots could threaten Google's search capabilities. The announcement follows the launch of Google's rival to OpenAI's ChatGPT called Bard. Microsoft recently integrated ChatGPT into Bing giving it an edge over Google Search. However, Pichai's comments offer hope for Google's future.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai revealed an interesting development about the 2022 FIFA World Cup finale

Google search hits highest ever traffic during FIFA World Cup final

Google search engine hits highest ever traffic during FIFA World Cup final

Google CEO Sundar Pichai revealed an interesting development about the 2022 FIFA World Cup finale

Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai on Monday said that Google Search logged its highest-ever traffic in 25 years of its existence during the nail-biting FIFA World Cup final.&nbsp;
Lionel Messi&rsquo;s dream of winning the FIFA World Cup finally materialised on Sunday, with Argentina surviving a few anxious moments to register a fighting 4-2 penalty shootout win over defending champions France.
&ldquo;Search recorded its highest ever traffic in 25 years during the final of #FIFAWorldCup , it was like the entire world was searching about one thing,&rdquo; tweeted Pichai.
He earlier said that it was one of the greatest games ever.
&ldquo;Well played Argentina and France. Jogo Bonito. Nobody deserves it more than #messi, imho the greatest ever to play the game. What a swansong,&rdquo; posted Pichai.
Google Search was founded in 1998 by Sergey Brin and Larry Page.
With a more than 90 per cent market share in 2022, Google Search currently dominates the market.
Lex Fridma, host of Lex Fridman Podcast and research scientist at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the US, replied to Pichai: &ldquo;Over a billion people tuned in, united by their love of the game. That&rsquo;s the best thing about football: it&rsquo;s a truly global game that unites us.&rdquo;

According to outage tracker downdetector.com, some Indian users are unable to access Google’s Gmail service.

Google’s Gmail, YouTube down for some users in India: reports

Google&rsquo;s Gmail, YouTube down for some users in India: reports
According to outage tracker downdetector.com, some Indian users are unable to access Google&rsquo;s Gmail service. The website tweeted about the issue, saying that user reports indicate that Gmail is having problems. Some users also complained about being unable to access Gmail on twitter, using #Gmaildown. A glance at downdetector&rsquo;s pages about other Google services like YouTube and Google Search also shows that users have reported troubles with access. Google has not acknowledged this issue or released any statements thus far.
Indian users unable to access Gmail: reports User reports indicate Gmail having problems: Downdetector Users complain about being unable to access Gmail Reports of trouble accessing YouTube, Google Search as well

According to outage tracker downdetector.com, some Indian users are unable to access Google&rsquo;s Gmail service.

According to outage tracker downdetector.com, some Indian users are unable to access Google&rsquo;s Gmail service.
The website tweeted about the issue, saying that user reports indicate that Gmail is having problems.
Some users also complained about being unable to access Gmail on twitter, using #Gmaildown.
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A glance at downdetector&rsquo;s pages about other Google services like YouTube and Google Search also shows that users have reported troubles with access.
Google has not acknowledged this issue or released any statements thus far.

 Google is testing a new feature that will warn users if their search results are unreliable, or unverified information.

Google to warn users if search results are unreliable

Google is testing a new feature that will warn users if their search results are unreliable, or unverified information.

Google to warn users if search results are unreliable
 Google is testing a new feature that will warn users if their search results are unreliable, or unverified information. If users search for developing news stories or topics like UFO sightings, they will get a prompt which says that results are changing quickly, and it can sometimes take time for results to be added by reliable sources. Google Search spokesperson Danny Sullivan said the notice isn&rsquo;t meant to say whether the results are right or wrong, but tell users that more information may come out later.
Google to warn users if search results are unreliable New prompt will pop up if users search for developing news stories It may take time for reliable results to show, says Google prompt

Google is testing a new feature that will warn users if their search results are unreliable, or unverified information.

Google is testing a new feature that will warn users if their search results are unreliable, or unverified information.
If users search for developing news stories or topics like UFO sightings, they will get a prompt which says that results are changing quickly, and it can sometimes take time for results to be added by reliable sources.
Google Search spokesperson Danny Sullivan said the notice isn&rsquo;t meant to say whether the results are right or wrong, but tell users that more information may come out later.

Google has introduced out a new feature for users in the US that helps in finding additional information without having to do another search. Starting today, next to most results on Google, everyone will be able to see a menu icon that can be tapped to learn more about the result or feature and where the information is coming from. With this additional context, users can make a more informed decision about the sites they may want to visit. The feature is currently rolling out in English for desktop, mobile web, and the Google app on Android.

Google introduces a quick way to learn more about your search results

Starting today, next to most results on Google, users in the US will be able to see a menu icon that can be tapped to learn more about the result or feature and where the information is coming from.

Google has introduced out a new feature for users in the US that helps in finding additional information without having to do another search. Starting today, next to most results on Google, everyone will be able to see a menu icon that can be tapped to learn more about the result or feature and where the information is coming from. With this additional context, users can make a more informed decision about the sites they may want to visit. The feature is currently rolling out in English for desktop, mobile web, and the Google app on Android.
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Google&rsquo;s new feature helps users find more context about sites
New menu icon offers additional info about search results
Helps users in making a more informed decision about sites
Rolling out for desktop, mobile web, and Google app on Android

Google has introduced out a new feature for users in the US that helps in finding additional information without having to do another search. Starting today, next to most results on Google, everyone will be able to see a menu icon that can be tapped to learn more about the result or feature and where the information is coming from. With this additional context, users can make a more informed decision about the sites they may want to visit. The feature is currently rolling out in English for desktop, mobile web, and the Google app on Android.

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