The latest update on Google's Bard brings in the capabilities for the AI to understand YouTube videos, and it will help give you inputs on the context, content, or insights it has to explain them further. Instead of waiting for an entire video to end or asking Google search about its meaning, the generative AI can help get you up to speed on the massive content available on the streaming platform.
Google Bard Now Understands YouTube Videos
Google unlocked a new feature for Bard, which now centers on its capabilities to understand and learn about YouTube videos so that if you ask the AI chatbot, it will bring you answers. The latest update to Bard will factor in the information that content creators bring to users and package it into answers whenever users utilize the AI to give them more data.
As per Google, Bard may help give you a recipe that a YouTube upload shared online, and this is particularly helpful for the unique or specific cooking methods available on the platform.
This was part of the Bard developments that Google introduced in September when it offered a chance for users to integrate the AI chatbot into other Google apps.
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Ask Bard about YouTube Videos, It Will Answer
Whether you want a summary from a long video or a podcast uploaded as a video on the platform, want a recipe from a certain YouTuber, or enumerate the steps in a tutorial video, you may ask Bard through the YouTube Extensions feature.
This extension will integrate Bard into YouTube, where it will have access to the streaming platform's content, which will help deliver answers to your queries.
Google's Bard: Generative AI's Developments
The all-knowing and widely aware Google Bard has been its main generative AI chatbot since the company dove into the industry, offering the world a chance to learn more about different aspects of the internet with it. As the world learns more about Bard, it learns more about us, and this is thanks to its enhanced capabilities, including Google's integration of it into the Workspace.
However, it was not a smooth sailing experience for Bard when it started, especially with its earlier release where it was seen giving inaccurate answers to questions, with the notorious one about the James Webb Space Telescope. Google still looked into redeeming itself and improving the experience, with Bard claiming it could answer math and logic questions better in its previous update.
AI has found its place and taken its face in the different offers from various companies, with the Big Tech internet company leveraging Bard for what it has to give the world.
Usually, users have to scrub and tune in to YouTube videos to get the context or information; if not, they either turn to Google or watch related content with this extension; Bard will take care of the explanations.
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