by Amazon is expected to tease a large AI upgrade for his voice assistant Alexa later this month, and it could change how we deal with Smart Home technology. Amazon has sent Media invitations for an event of 26 February in New York, where the Panos Panos Panos of Amazon Panos Panay will speak.
Panay arrived at Microsoft in 2023 after decades, where he helped shape the production line of the surface.
The event is expected to view an example of Alexa’s long gerumede generative AI speech possibilities, which can significantly improve its ability to participate in more natural, contextual conversations and complete multistap tasks.
If announced, this would mark the most important evolution of Alexa since the debut in 2014. Although Amazon has long been a leader in the AI assistant space, the landscape is shifting rapidly. Companies such as OpenAI, Google and Anthropic Roles are always advanced AI assistants to multitask and complete complex requests.
Alexa is currently processing one assignment at the same time. Last month, OpenAi introduced a new AI agent called Operator, who aims to treat daily tasks, such as making dinner reservations, ordering groceries and filling in forms. Amazon told CNET that the event will emphasize the latest innovations of the Alexa team, but has given no further details.
With more than half a billion Alexa-compatible devices in Huizen worldwide, a generative AI-upgrade can reform how users deal with speech assistants and possibly introduce a paid layer for more advanced options. Reuters reported that Amazon considered to charge between $ 5 and $ 10 a month for the service, while the original version of Alexa is held for free.
It is also said that Apple drives up its Smart Home efforts with a Siri-driven, wall mounted display that is designed to control household appliances such as thermostats, lights and devices.
The device is expected to be launched, the device is expected to be part of Apple’s Push to compete more aggressively on the Smart Home market, where the Google and Amazon has historically seen.
