Google’s AI ChatBot Bard Introduces text-to-image Feature

If you want an image about a topic, instead of searching, you can create it by going to Google Bard.

Yes indeed you can use Google’s artificial intelligence (AI) powered chatbot to generate images.

The company has announced the introduction of text-to-image feature in Bard which is available to all users.

This feature works on Google’s new diffusion model, Imagine 2, and will have a digital watermark on the resulting images.

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After this update, Google Bard has also joined the ranks of AI image-creating chatbots like ChatGPT and Microsoft’s CoPilot.

According to the company, a clear distinction will be made between AI images and human-created artwork.

Google will also not allow people to create images by writing their names.

The purpose of this ban is to prevent the production of deepfake images.

This feature will only work on English instructions for now.

According to Google, along with the text-to-image feature, support for the AI ​​model Gemini Pro in Google Bard is also being provided in different languages.