And of course, you’ll always be in control of your privacy settings when deciding how you want to use these tools and extensions.īard will also be able to tap into all kinds of services from across the web, with extensions from outside partners, to let you do things never before possible. Looking ahead, we’ll introduce new ways to fuel your imagination and curiosity by integrating the capabilities of Google apps and services you may already use - Docs, Drive, Gmail, Maps and others - right into the Bard experience. Just click the “draft in Gmail” button so you can make those final tweaks before getting your pickleball league off the ground.Ĭonnecting Bard with the services you love You can ask Bard to write an email invitation for your new pickleball league, summarizing the rules of the game and highlighting its inclusivity of all ages and levels. For example, let’s say - like me - you’re a die-hard pickleball fan. “Export” Button: We've heard that developers love the export to Colab feature, so coming soon, we're adding the ability to export and run code with our partner Replit, starting with Python.Īnd since people often ask Bard for a head start drafting emails and documents, today we’re launching two more Export Actions, making it easy to move Bard’s responses right into Gmail and Docs.Dark theme: Today we’re launching Dark theme, which is another feature developers have asked for - and one we think will help make interacting with Bard a lot easier on your eyes.
If Bard brings in a block of code or cites other content, just click the annotation and Bard will underline those parts of the response and link to the source. Source citations: Starting next week, we'll make citations even more precise.As part of that effort, we’re incorporating developers’ feedback into a few key coding upgrades, including the following: It’s imperative that we build Bard alongside people, because feedback is key to making it better.
Introducing coding upgrades and export features
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