Amazon has reportedly been working on a revamped AI-based version of its Alexa digital assistant and may charge consumers as much as $10 a month to access the new and improved version.
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Amazon is reportedly developing a generative AI upgrade for its long-running Alexa voice command digital assistant. However, it may also charge an additional monthly fee to access the update.
Team members at Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and other companies are anonymously reporting that they are being asked to develop AI services as fast as possible, and many are experiencing burnout.
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Amazon's new chatbot, Q, allows businesses to have natural conversations to understand cloud features, generate social posts, and get code help directly from the AWS or integrated workplace tools.
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