10 years is way too long for Google. It will be gone in 5 replaced by 3 other AI cloud services.
replyYou're right. How naive of me.
replyI mean Bard barely lasted a year. Arguably Gemini is just a rebrand of Bard, but Bard is still dead.
replyIf you look at web traffic when making Gemini web requests, you'll see that Bard is still in the URL (so are LaMDA (pre-bard) and Assistant (pre-GenAI)):
replygemini.google.com/_/BardChatUi/data/assistant.lamda.BardFrontendService/StreamGenerate
That's interesting! I wonder how many parts of their other dead projects are used in current projects.
replyBing Chat suffered the same fate
replyTbh I never even heard of that!
replyDidn't they also just shut down Vertex and Gemini APIs to launch a new unified API this week?
replyI can't find any news about this. That's not wholly unusual given the context. Do you have a link?
replyFinally that turf war ends
replylol already forgot about bard like it was ancient history
replyThe humor is hit or miss but when it hits it’s quite funny, and the misses are merely groan-worthy.
replyTriggered by the lighthearted tone of the prompt, I’d bet, but still quite impressive relative to most LLM-generated jokes I’ve had the misfortune to encounter.
My favorite: “Is it time to rewrite sudo in Zig?” which has a few layers to it.
> The humor is hit or miss but when it hits it’s quite funny, and the misses are merely groan-worthy.
replyNot sure, I thought basically every link was pretty hilarious. "FDA approves over-the-counter CRISPR for lactose intolerance" isn't even that funny on its face but for some reason it had me actually loling.
"IBM to acquire OpenAI (Rumor) (bloomberg.com)".... quick someone set up a polymarket so i can bet against it.
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