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Google has opened up its AI Test Kitchen mobile app to give everyone some constrained hands-on experience with its latest advances in AI, like its conversational model LaMDA.

Google announced AI Test Kitchen in May, along with the second version of LaMDA (Language Model for Dialogue Applications), and is now letting the public test parts of what it believes is the future of human-computer interaction.

AI Test Kitchen is "meant to give you a sense of what it might be like to have LaMDA in your hands," Google CEO Sunday Pichai said at the time.

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AI Test Kitchen is part of Google's plan to ensure its technology is developed with some safety rails. Anyone can join the waitlist for the AI Test Kitchen. Initially, it will be available to small groups in the US. The Android app is available now, while the iOS app is due "in the coming weeks".

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While signing up, the user needs to agree to a few things, including "I will not include any personal information about myself or others in my interactions with these demos".

Similar to Meta's recent public preview of its chatbot AI model, BlenderBot 3, Google also warns that its early previews of LaMDA "may display inaccurate or inappropriate content". Meta warned as it opened up BlenderBot 3 to US residents that the chatbot may 'forget' that it's a bot and may "say things we are not proud of".