Now more widely available, Bard can help with programming and Google Sheets functions and make it easy to move a response into Gmail or Docs.

Google is updating its Bard AI chatbot to support code generation. Developers can now use Bard to generate code, debug existing code, and help explain lines of code.

It was originally published on November 26, 2018. In addition to cloud storage, Google Drive gives you access to an office suite that includes text editor Docs and spreadsheet program Sheets.

To note, ChatGPT has the ability to write and improve existing code in several programming languages, as well, so Google giving Bard the capability is perhaps inevitable.

Google's Bard AI chatbot is now able to help users with programming, including generating code, debugging and code explanation.

Starting today, trusted testers will see a new sidebar in Google Sheets. They can describe what they want to do and Google's Duet AI will create custom templates to help them get the ball rolling.

Google Bard has announced the code generation feature for its AI Chatbot Bard. Bard uses more than 20 languages for programming, including Go, C++, Java, Python, JavaScript, and Typescript.

Google's free word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation apps are minimal but robust, with a powerful revision-history feature. Google's free online office suite—Docs, Sheets, and Slides ...