Google adds Google Bard artificial intelligence to its voice assistant. Now the first images attributed to the new assistant have been revealed.
According to screenshots shared by Android developer Dylan Roussel on the X social network, you can enable Bard in Google Assistant.
After activating Assistant with Bard on your Android phone, Google gives you some information, explaining: “You can still say ‘Hey Google’ to get hands-free help.” “I’m learning some of the basics of being an assistant, but I already know a lot.”
When you launch Google Assistant with Bard, a floating panel appears at the bottom of the screen asking you to type, speak, or share a photo. The theme of this panel is set dynamically, that is, based on the light or dark mode settings of your system.
The Google bard notification is a capsule-shaped space that displays three buttons. There’s a button in the top right corner that switches the Google Bard AI assistant to full screen.
In Google Bard’s full-screen mode, you’ll see a home page full of suggestions, similar to the Bard AI website. Below the suggestions, you’ll find a “What’s on your mind?” chat section. You have to write your request.
In the upper-left corner of full-screen mode, there’s a chat button that shows your recent chats with Bard and merges the history with the web version. There is also an Add this screen button that allows you to upload an image for analysis.
Each BARD answer comes with an approve and reject button, a Google search button, and share, copy, and modify the answer. You can also easily activate Assistant with Bard with a home screen shortcut.
