• Google has made it possible for anyone who wants to use this AI chatbot.
• Users will be able to get full access by downloading an app.
• When Google starts testing its AI bot with the public, it will learn how well this chatbox works.

Google just put out LaMDA 2, its new AI chatbot, after putting out its AI Test Kitchen, The bot will talk to people about many different things.

Google has made it possible for anyone who wants to use this LaMDA 2 AI chatbot to sign up. Users will be able to get full access by downloading an app.

But right now, only people in the US can sign up for this great opportunity through Google.

Meta also built a similar chatbot called Blenderbot 3 that the public could use, but it was a failure since people could make it say anything scary and untrue and others started believing it.

The bot lied about Mark Zuckerberg. When Google starts testing its AI bot with the public, it will learn how well this chatbox works.

Many software businesses don’t test their chatbox with the public because they fear it will hurt their reputation.

If they want to increase their bot’s performance, they should make it public so it can speak with individuals who can deceive it.

This is for the AI’s benefit because the engineers who design them can’t get to their depth.

Mary Williamson, a Meta research engineering manager, argues unhelpful bots are useless. By releasing AI chatbots, we’re advancing research.

Meta’s AI bot is freehand, but Google is restricting it to make it operate.

LaMDA has three modes: Imagine It, Talk About It, and List It. This AI chatbot will likely have constraints that prevent fraudulent charges.

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