ChatGPT was introduced in the month of November last year. Since then, it has revealed the extraordinary capabilities of AI and its impact on our daily lives. Now, Google has has finally decided to answer the challenge and threat posed by Chat GPT. In an apparent bid to compete with the viral success of ChatGPT, Google has revealed its own AI Chatbot, Bard. So what is Bard and why has Google suddenly taken the decision to announce this new technology?

ChatGPT, the automated text generation system from OpenAI, has taken the world by storm in the two months since its public beta release but that time alone in the spotlight is quickly coming to an end. Google announced on Monday that its long-rumored chatbot AI project is in fact real and very much on the way. It's called Bard and we expect to hear a lot more about it during Wednesday's "Google Presents" event from Paris. Bard will serve as an "experimental conversational AI service," per a blog post by Google CEO Sundar Pichai Monday. It's built atop Google's existing Language Model for Dialogue Applications (LaMDA) platform, which the company has been developing for the past two years.