Google asked employees to train Bard to produce high-quality answers. AI researchers explain how Google can do that

• Google last week asked staff to spend two to three hours helping train its Bard chatbot.
• Chatbots like Bard and ChatGPT learn to mimic humans by ingesting bodies of written work.
• Google wants to prevent Bard from acting emotional or providing confusing responses.

Last week, Google internally kicked off “dogfighting,” where employees across the organization were asked to spend two to four hours helping test Bard, its new artificial-intelligence chatbot for search.