Google has updated Bard, its generative AI model, with programming and software development capabilities.
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With the update, Google’s AI chatbot can generate software code, debug, and explain a code.
The chatbot will support more than 20 programming languages, including C++, Java and Python, Google said in a blog post.
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Additionally, Bard will also be able to explain snippets of code, which Google says will be useful for users looking to learn to program.
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Earlier, last month, Google started the public release of Bard after Microsoft-backed OpenAI released its AI chatbot ChatGPT, which spurred on a race in AI development.
Google calls Bard an experiment allowing collaboration with generative AI that uses data to identify content. The generative AI chatbot is currently available for a small set of users who can use it to ask questions in place of traditional Google search.