Google Bard

“How much Tylenol should I give to my kid when they have a fever? Very well-intentioned question, but you want to make sure that the answer that you provide is as tuned toward not hallucinating as possible. And so for early versions, and even to now, we think t…”

“The way that you start solving math and some logic-oriented problems is under the hood implicitly ask the model to write and execute code.”

“I have to give credit to ChatGPT going out into the world and showing people there's more than just the risk of this technology. There's excitement that exists.”

“And our approach to it is, we're not, quote unquote, solving hallucination. We're solving Unintended hallucination, which would be something like, what's the distance between point A and point B? Or what's one plus one? Like, that should always be two.”

“A not insignificant amount of people will tell you, I actually just like that it gives me the whole answer when it's ready. Like, it makes me think that it, that it's thinking. That it's being thoughtful about the response that it provides.”

“We recently launched something that we call the V-two of our Google It button, which when you receive a response on on BARD, and it happens to be something that you want a factual answer around, we go sentence by sentence and find, is there content from around…”

“And like, the people that have experienced Pain, in various regards, are the ones that have been by far the most successful.”

“Three quarters of the world still does not use this technology. It's not an awareness problem. It's a finding the right value to get them to use the technology.”