New AI thing I tried today #1

So I’ve been telling folk Bing Chat needs to be used in Edge browser but that’s not true (or no longer true). In Chrome just now I opened it and tried the audio. I hit record, spoke the words you can see in the prompt and the output is as appears in the chat response (or as duplicated in full in the caption). The only downside is that the voiced response doesn’t acknowledge the translation languages and reads it with English enunciation. My mate Pat used to speak French as if all the words were designed to be spoken with a Brummie accent so I’m used to it. Generally though, I tend to underuse audio input but I think I will use it a lot more now. One other thing I like is that by accessing Bing Chat in Chrome it loses all the ‘helpful’ busyness on screen Microsoft seem to think I might want.

Prompt: I’d like a translation for the following sentence please. My name is Martin Compton and I live in Plumstead in London, England and I am working at King’s College London on a generative AI project. Please translate that into French than German then Spanish.

Sure, I can help you with that. Here are the translations of your sentence into French, German and Spanish:

  • French: Je m’appelle Martin Compton et j’habite à Plumstead, à Londres, en Angleterre. Je travaille au King’s College London sur un projet d’IA générative.
  • German: Mein Name ist Martin Compton und ich wohne in Plumstead in London, England. Ich arbeite am King’s College London an einem generativen KI-Projekt.
  • Spanish: Me llamo Martin Compton y vivo en Plumstead, en Londres, Inglaterra. Estoy trabajando en el King’s College London en un proyecto de IA generativa.

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