Category: testing bard

How to Set the Temperature for AI to Generate Creative and Informative Text

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What is Temperature? Temperature is a parameter used in artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to control the degree of randomness in the search process. A higher temperature value will result in more randomness, while a lower temperature value will result in less randomness. In the context of AI creativity, the temperature variable can be used to … Read More “How to Set the Temperature for AI to Generate Creative and Informative Text” »

Can Bard Read PDFs and URLs? Here’s What We Found

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data gathering, testing bard

In this post, I’ve attempted to use Bard for reading comprehension tasks. All information is provided to Bard through URLs or direct file links to PDFs. All links are available on the internet and not behind a paywall. After some trial and error in properly constructing blind tests, it seems (at this time) Google’s Bard … Read More “Can Bard Read PDFs and URLs? Here’s What We Found” »

How to Generate SEO-Optimized Headlines with Google’s Bard AI

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The headline with the highest SEO score (according to JetPack) is, “How to Read Modbus Data from Click PLC Using Python” with a score of 72. Using those suggestions as a starting point, I’ve made some new versions of my own: Finally, the headline “How to Generate SEO-Optimized Headlines with Google’s Bard AI” has a … Read More “How to Generate SEO-Optimized Headlines with Google’s Bard AI” »

Automate Batch Processing of Headlines for Sentiment Analysis with Google’s Bard

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In this post, Python and Selenium will be used to create a tool for batch processing an array of news headlines. We will provide Bard instructions on how to format its responses into actionable text we can use in future articles. This will require a bit more Python code than our previous article. You will … Read More “Automate Batch Processing of Headlines for Sentiment Analysis with Google’s Bard” »

How To Use AI For Stock Sentiment Analysis

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Recently, CNBC posted an article where finance professors used ChatGPT as a sentiment analyzer for headlines in relation to specific stocks. From that article, it is explained how they lead ChatGPT to take a news article as an input and then output if it thinks the article is good, bad, or unknown for the stock. … Read More “How To Use AI For Stock Sentiment Analysis” »

How Recent Is Google Bard’s Dataset?

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Google’s Bard touts its ability to utilize Google Search as an additional and always evolving dataset to help craft responses. In this post, I will push Bard to deliver the most recent information it can. Let’s start with an easy one: Let’s try to be a bit more specific with our question. This question was … Read More “How Recent Is Google Bard’s Dataset?” »