- Google extends Bard access globally for teens, initially supporting self-managed Google Accounts in English.
- Bard aids teens in diverse topics, from university guidance to math solutions, with step-by-step explanations.
- Google prioritizes safety, incorporating guardrails, content filters, and responsible AI guidance for teens using Bard.
Google extends access to Bard, its conversational AI tool, to teens globally. Teens meeting age requirements for self-managed Google Accounts can utilize Bard in English, with more languages to follow.
Google ensures safety with built-in guardrails, protecting teens while exploring inspiration, hobbies, and problem-solving.
Inspiring learning: From university guidance to math solutions
Bard is a versatile learning tool, aiding teens in exploring diverse topics. From university application guidance to math learning experiences, Bard provides step-by-step explanations, enhancing understanding. It assists in generating data visualizations and turning tables or data prompts into charts for better comprehension.
Guarding against inappropriate content: A responsible approach
Google prioritizes safety, incorporating features to identify and prevent inappropriate content. Bard undergoes continuous training to recognize unsuitable topics, and a double-check response feature ensures factual accuracy.
Onboarding experience: Responsible AI usage guidance
Teens accessing Bard undergo an onboarding experience, offering tips and resources on responsible AI usage. The experience includes informative videos, allowing teens to turn the feature on or off.
Global expansion: Empowering teens with conversational learning
As Google expands Bard globally, teens gain access to a powerful tool for learning and exploration. The move follows Google's recent introduction of the Search Generative Experience, emphasizing the company's commitment to enhancing user experiences through conversational AI.
Edited by Shruti Thapa
