Google's Bard AI assistant will work with the company's other apps, including Gmail, YouTube, and Google Flights. Use this guide to understand how it works.

Today, Google announced Bard Extensions, a new feature that lets you connect Bard to your Google services. Think of them like ChatGPT plugins, if those plugins were proprietary and connected to ...

Google Bard extensions are Google's answer to ChatGPT plugins that further extend Bard's features. In this guide, you'll learn how to install and use extensions in Google Bard.

Google announced the launch of Bard Extensions this week. The tech giant described it as “a completely new way to interact and collaborate with Bard” in a recently published blog post.. Bard ...

Google is expanding the reach of its Bard AI tool to integrate directly with many of the company's core apps and services. Announced on Tuesday, a new feature known as Bard extensions can link up ...

To enable Bard extensions, you first need to go to the Bard website and log in to your Google account. Then, click on the Extensions icon in the upper right corner of the page.

The next step for Google’s Bard AI will see it directly integrate with some of the company’s own services along with a collection of third-party options, and we have your first look.

This week, Bard — Google’s competitor to ChatGPT — got an upgrade. One interesting new feature, called Bard Extensions, allows the artificial intelligence chatbot to connect to a user’s ...

Bard Extensions allow Bard to get relevant information from all the other Google products you probably use every day. Such as Gmail, Docs, Drive, Maps, YouTube, and even Google Flights and hotels.

At Google I/O 2023, Google announced that it's working on extension support for Bard, but we haven't heard anything from Google since then. We may soon, though.

According to Google, when using the Gmail, Docs, or Drive extensions, Bard asks for permission before linking these apps. You can also unlink them at any time. Furthermore, your personal content ...