It’s designed to power conversational chatbots, like Bard or ChatGPT. PaLM, which stands for Pathways Language Model, was first revealed last April. We clearly have more capable models.” What is PaLM? The Google CEO was not fazed about the pace at which his team is going, offering an analogy: “I feel like we took a souped-up Civic, (and) put it in a race with more powerful cars. So in some ways, we put one of our smaller models out there, what’s powering Bard. We did say we are using a lightweight and efficient version of LaMDA.
We tried to prime users to its creative collaborative queries, but people do a variety of things. Since this was the first time we were putting out, we wanted to see what type of queries we would get. Getting that user feedback cycle and being able to improve your models and build a trust and safety layer turns out to be an important thing to do. There are a few things you have to get right when you put these models out. “We knew when we were putting Bard out, we wanted to be careful. When asked about the reaction to Bard upon launch, Pichai said he was “not surprised” by the responses but was practical in his assessment, calling for a safety-first approach. But I don’t want it to be just who’s there first, getting it right is very important to us.” “We will have even more capable models to plug in over time. “To me, it was important to not put in a more capable model before we can fully make sure we can handle it well,” he said. Since its launch, Bard has been labeled as an 'experimental' application. Pichai said on the podcast that the company was still in “the very, very early stages" of its AI journey. Upon launch in mid-March, the company’s market value plunged by $100 billion overnight as it scrambled to compete with Microsoft’s integration of OpenAI's ChatGPT. You will see progress over the course of next week."īard was not received well by investors. The change will “bring more capabilities, be it in reasoning, coding,” said Pichai. But in an appearance on The New York Times podcast Hard Fork, Pichai said it will be shifting to PaLM. Since it was unveiled in early February, Bard has been powered by Google’s LaMDA large language model.
CEO Sundar Pichai has confirmed the company is updating the underlying model powering the application. Bard, Google’s answer to ChatGPT, is getting an upgrade.
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