Google Bard is now giving visual responses. This means that when you ask Bard a question, it may now also provide you with images that are relevant to your query. This can be helpful for understanding the answer to your question or for getting a better idea of what you are looking for.
For example, if you ask Bard “What are the best places to visit in Paris?”, it may now also provide you with images of some of the most popular tourist destinations in Paris. This can help you to visualize what these places are like and to decide which ones you would like to visit.
The ability to provide visual responses is one of the many new features that Google Bard has added in recent months. These new features are designed to make Bard more helpful and more user-friendly. If you have not used Bard in a while, I encourage you to try it out again and see what all the new features have to offer.
Here are some examples of how you can use visual responses with Google Bard:
- Ask Bard to show you images of a specific topic, such as “Show me images of dogs”.
- Ask Bard to show you images of a specific location, such as “Show me images of the Eiffel Tower”.
- Ask Bard to show you images of a specific product, such as “Show me images of the iPhone 14”.
- Ask Bard to show you images that are related to a specific task, such as “Show me images of how to change a tire”.
I hope this helps!
