Why Apple's Siri isn't as smart as Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant CNBC
At any given time, most of us are within earshot of a virtual assistant. They're in our pockets, our houses and our cars. Whether you're using Apple's Siri to remind you of an appointment, asking Amazon's Alexa to play a song for you or consulting the Google Assistant for a local weather report, interacting with these non-human assistants has become normal. Siri came to the iPhone in 2011, but the underlying technologies are actually older than you might think. The first machine capable of synthesizing speech was created by Bell Labs 80 years ago in 1939. In 1952, Bell Labs invented a machi...
View full coverage on Google News (CLICK HERE TO READ AND SEE MORE)
0 comments:
Post a Comment