Bonus: An AI upgrade for Google Lens

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Remember: If you'd rather not receive these Wednesday emails, ​[you can easily opt out of them](=)without affecting the rest of your subscription. ✅ [​Got it — don't show this again​](=)​ Everyone's talking about AI these days — especially this week. With Microsoft about to make some splashy AI announcements tomorrow, Google just [upgraded its Bard chatbot](=) with support for Gmail, Google Docs, Google Flights, YouTube, and other services. But Google upgraded Bard in another way a few months ago — with a new feature that combines the beloved Google Lens image recognition tools with Google's premier AI chatbot. It's very cool, and there's a lot you can do with it. ✨ Thanks for subscribing to Windows Intelligence! On Friday, I'll be bringing you all the latest news from Microsoft's event in New York City. Stay tuned! #top Google Lens image recognition, now with AI Google Lens is great, but what if you want to do more? With Google Lens input for Google Bard, you can provide an image and have a conversation with an AI chatbot around it. You don't need to look up [exactly what Lens can do](=) — you can ask the chatbot anything. The Google Lens feature is built right into Google Bard. Google just expanded it to 40+ languages, too. ⌚ You can start chatting about a photo with Bard in just 10 seconds. To get started, head to [the Google Bard website](. You can access Bard in your smartphone's web browser or in a browser on your computer. (Bard doesn't have an app yet.) To use Google Lens in Bard, just tap or click the photo icon to the left of the chatbox. If you're on your phone, you'll be able to take a photo directly from here — or upload a photo you've already taken. If you're on your computer, you can upload any image file you have. [Uploading an image to Google Bard.] You can then ask a question based on the image, for example: - What plant is in this image? - What is the landmark in the distance in this photo? - What model of headphones are these? - What type of wood is this table made from? You can continue chatting with Bard — and even upload more images — to continue your conversation about the photo. [Asking Google Bard about an image.] Bard isn't perfect — don't accept information you get from any AI as the final answer without some fact-checking — but this AI chatbot interface lets you do a lot more with Google Lens. It's likely that Bard (or a similar future technology) will eventually be integrated directly into Google Lens and Google's other products in the future. For now, you'll have to head to the Bard website to play with this. 📌 You can access Bard at [bard.google.com](. 💰 Google Bard is completely free. 🕶 Human reviewers may look at your photos and conversations with Bard in this early preview phase, so don't enter anything private. And now, some advice on spotting these hot new things (like AI) before they take off... #top SPONSORED MESSAGE How 3 million investors stay ahead of markets [Pig in sunglasses handing out money](​ Warren Buffet had a famous line: “If you don’t make money while you sleep, you will work until you die.” But how do you learn to do that (without moving to Wall Street, getting a Master’s degree, or creating a very lucrative — and very illegal — Ponzi Scheme)? Easy. Just join [Moby.](​ Your investment HQ, Moby sharpens your wits with easy-to-absorb fiscal research so you can make better-informed money moves. The best part? 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Last week's question and answer: Which company originally invented the GIF? CompuServe. Developers at CompuServe launched the GIF image format in 1987 as a way to introduce color images into their service’s file download area.   You received this email because your address was signed up for the Windows Intelligence early preview. If you didn't mean to sign up or no longer wish to be subscribed, you can [unsubscribe or update your preferences here](=).