Alexa will voice anyone you want to voice it in the future.
Amazon announced its first fully-autonomous robot, called Proteus, earlier this week.
E-commerce giant Amazon is making its virtual assistant Alexa more personal than ever. The company is developing a system to mimic Alexa after listening to audio in less than a minute.
According to the company’s senior vice president, Rohit Prasad, the company said that the goal behind this upcoming feature is to make memories last “many of us have lost someone we love during the pandemic.” Amazon did not say when this feature will be rolled out. The company said it aims to integrate Alexa with “generative intelligence,” or the ability to adapt to a user’s environment and learn new concepts with little external input.
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Amazon shared its vision for collaboration with Alexa during a conference held in Las Vegas on Wednesday. With the upcoming feature, users will be able to give Alexa the voice they want. Be it their favorite characters or celebrities, or someone in their family like a later grandmother. The company showed a demo video during the conference, where Alexa was asked, “Alexa, can Grandma finish reading The Wizard of Oz to me?”, to which the virtual assistant responded in a voice similar to the person’s grandmother.
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This comes shortly after Amazon announced its first fully-autonomous robot called Proteus. Amazon claims that Proteus can operate on its own without any manual assistance, meaning the robot isn’t confined to specific areas of its warehouse and can automatically perform its tasks with employees around the same location. Is.
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