Empathetic Alexa
There is no denying the fact that Amazon's creation of the "Alexa"has created a revolution in home help detectors. This product quickly transformed into a line of different tools from the Echo to dot to the Echo spot, which all utilize Alexa's voice.
These products have made life a little easier for many and offer simple facts and phrases that come in response to simple everyday questions. The convenience, simplicity, and affordability of these products have contributed to Amazon's accounting of 70% of all home smart speakers in the United States.
With the constant demand for these products by consumers Dave Limp, Amazon's senior Vice President for devices and services, recently released a statement saying that new changes are in progress for these smart speaker assistants.
According to Limp, "thousands of people" are concentrating on ways to create a more conversational Alexa. The company is looking for ways to evolve this product and feel that a more personal connection with your assistant will create a more humanized approach to the commodity.
Along with an approach to empathize the Alexa agent, Amazon also announced that there are efforts being made to move this in home device to one that is usable in a vehicle as well.
As someone who doesn't own her own Alexa product, yet still has access to one at home and through my roommate, I find that these advancements could be very beneficial for the company. While I won't be personally affected whether or not it ends up being released, I know for a fact that these upgrades will result in a lot of revenue for the company!
These products have made life a little easier for many and offer simple facts and phrases that come in response to simple everyday questions. The convenience, simplicity, and affordability of these products have contributed to Amazon's accounting of 70% of all home smart speakers in the United States.
With the constant demand for these products by consumers Dave Limp, Amazon's senior Vice President for devices and services, recently released a statement saying that new changes are in progress for these smart speaker assistants.
According to Limp, "thousands of people" are concentrating on ways to create a more conversational Alexa. The company is looking for ways to evolve this product and feel that a more personal connection with your assistant will create a more humanized approach to the commodity.
Along with an approach to empathize the Alexa agent, Amazon also announced that there are efforts being made to move this in home device to one that is usable in a vehicle as well.
As someone who doesn't own her own Alexa product, yet still has access to one at home and through my roommate, I find that these advancements could be very beneficial for the company. While I won't be personally affected whether or not it ends up being released, I know for a fact that these upgrades will result in a lot of revenue for the company!
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