According to 9to5Google, Google is ready to launch its AI chatbot, Bard, on Android smartphones. The app is presently only accessible to a small number of users, but the inclusion of widgets will allow for easier access right from the home screen. The widget will most likely be limited to Google Pixel smartphones initially, but it might eventually be made available to all Android devices.

While the specifics of Bard’s Android implementation are unknown, the source speculates that there may be a part that gives users recommended prompts before running the app. Google’s Bard is presently an experiment that is not open to the public, but people can sign up to be included on a waitlist.

The emergence of AI-powered chatbots like Bing Chat and ChatGPT has sparked interest in the technology. Companies are trying to capitalise on the potential of AI, but the technology is still in its early stages and not without issues. As a result, it’s unclear how successful Bard will be once it’s released.

Including Bard on Android devices is a significant step forward in the development of AI chatbots, and its impact on the wider technology sector might be significant. We should expect to see extending development and innovation in the field as more corporations invest in AI.