According to the blog post, the AI-powered solution engine Bard uses online data to create new, high-quality replies. In short, it will provide in-depth, conversational, and essay-style responses, much like ChatGPT provides presently. According to the blog post, a user may ask Bard to explain new findings from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope to a 9-year-old, or learn more about the finest strikers in football right now, and then get workouts to improve their talents.
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The internet behemoth appears to be providing an incorrect response. An advertisement for their latest AI bot showed it answering a question poorly. Alphabet shares fell more than 7% on Wednesday, erasing $100 billion...
In his “Spirit of Cricket” lecture to the Marylebone Cricket Club at Lords last week, former England captain Sir Andrew Strauss addressed the macho-male dressing room culture and language, the growth of women’s cricket and that of T20 franchise cricket.
The annual lecture provides a focal point for reflection on the state of the game by one person. There have been 20 previous lectures, all by men, mainly former pre-eminent cricketers.
Strauss spoke positively about franchise cricket. His view is that it has “democratized” the game, arguing that it has “never been more popular or diverse.” He went on to suggest that “no one controls the game anymore, not even the Board of Control for...
