Google's Bard AI can tap the company's apps — and your personal data — for better responses

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The Bard AI will now be able to access YouTube, Docs, Map, Lens and a slew of other Google apps as well as your personal Workspace data (with permission).

and has been empowered to pull real-time data from other Google applications including Docs, Maps, Lens, Flights, Hotels and YouTube, as well as the users’ own silo of stored personal data, to provide more relevant and actionable chatbot responses.

The new iteration of Bard, “is the first time a language model will not only talk about how confident it is in its answer by finding content from across the web and linking to it,” Krawczyk said. “It's also the first time the language model is willing to admit that it made a mistake or got something wrong, and we think that's a critical step.

That is, if you want to take your partner to Puerto Rico on February 14, 2024 and go sightseeing, you’ll be able to ask Bard, “can you show me flights to Puerto Rico and available hotels on Valentines Day next year?” and then follow up with, “show me a map of interesting sites near our hotel” and Bard should be able to provide a list of potential flights, available hotel rooms and a list of stuff to do outside of said hotel room once you book it.

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