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Alexa

Amazon Anthropic partnership

Amid Big Tech’s OpenAI Partnerships, Amazon Strengthens Ties with Anthropic

Amazon, a significant investor in Anthropic, is expected to integrate Anthropic's Claude model into an upcoming version of Alexa.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Siri Co-Inventor: The Internet Is a Vast Psychology Experiment—And It Scares Me

"[Artificial intelligence] shown that if you want to get two billion people addicted to something that's not good for them, you can do it."
By Chris Roberts
computer glitches

Taking on Modern Day Gremlins With Artificial Intelligence

Online glitches are basically modern day gremlins—and they can cost companies millions of dollars.
By John A. Tures
Users don’t trust companies with stewardship of their data and feel they are being constantly sold to or manipulated. These feelings don’t make for good UX.

The Secret for the Best UX? Controlling Your Own Data

By Ethan Fast
conversational AI

Speaking Is the New Texting: Why Voice Is a Vital Tech Tool for Brands

By Emily Cegielski
Clicktivated

An Active Video Shopping Experience That’s Sure to Click With Audiences

By John A. Tures
voice assistants

What Happens When ‘Generation Voice’ Grows Up?

By Eric Turkington
artificial intelligence data

Sensory CEO Todd Mozer Explains How Winning Brands Use Artificial Intelligence Data

By John A. Tures

Facebook’s Latest Audio Transcription Scandal Exposes a Key Dilemma of AI

By Sissi Cao
Valyant CEO Rob Carpenter and Holly

Future of Fast Food: How Valyant AI Plans to Revolutionize the Drive-Thru

By John A. Tures
Siri

Apple Contractors Might Have Listened to You Having Sex Via Siri

By Harmon Leon
Smart speakers

Hey Alexa, Start a Revolution! What the Future of Technology Looks Like

By Dan Granger
One of the few jobs safe from robots? Comedy writing.

Teaching AI to Be Funny: The Robot Uprising Won’t Be a Laughing Matter

By Harmon Leon

Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak Says Apps Are Likely Eavesdropping on You

By Gabriela Barkho

Amazon Admits Alexa Saves Your Conversations—Even After They’re ‘Deleted’

By Gabriela Barkho
Smart Home

Is the Smart Home a Dumb Choice in the End?

By Joshua Fruhlinger

Could Garmin Make a Comeback With Its New Alexa-Enabled GPS?

By Gabriela Barkho
smart cities

American Cities Can Be Smarter—Here’s Why They Need to Be

By Emil Skandul

The Scientist Behind Alexa Wants It to Have a Fully Functioning Body

By Gabriela Barkho
Dave Limp, Senior Vice President of Amazon Devices, intoduces the "amazonbasics microwave," which can be controlled by an Alexa, on September 20, 2018.

Alexa, Stop With the Devices

By Sascha Brodsky

Apple Is Finally Moving to Fix the Colossal Train Wreck That Is Siri

By Rich Jaroslovsky
Google had a big presence at CES this year.

Best of CES: Cool Smart Speakers, Virtual Reality Gyms and Ducks That Fight Cancer

By John Bonazzo
Google will have a stand-alone booth at the event for the first time in a long time.

4 Things to Watch at the Consumer Electronics Show 2018

By Sissi Cao
The Sonos One has great audio, but you may have to shout to get its attention.

Sonos Delivers a Hearing-Impaired Alexa, Albeit With Great Sound

By Rich Jaroslovsky
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