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Truly, real empathy is indistinguishable from disappointment. https://t.co/kuNO8p5vDq
— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) November 27, 2019
Because users definitely want interfaces that make it easier for devices with always-on microphones in their houses to emotionally manipulate them. https://t.co/y3cW9ckbXJ
— matt blaze (@mattblaze) November 27, 2019
? A whole new dimension is being added to Alexa’s voice: EMOTION. Starting with happy/excited and disappointed/empathetic.
— Andrea Muttoni (@muttonia) November 27, 2019
<amazon:emotion name="excited" intensity="high">This is great news!</amazon:emotion>https://t.co/GVx9KpcSmo
#AlexaSkills can now convey emotions and use speaking styles via SSML thanks to #NeuralTTS technology :) -> "Use New Alexa Emotions and Speaking Styles to Create a More Natural and Intuitive Voice Experience" https://t.co/0MhHHiA3QX @alexadevs #AlexaAI
— German Viscuso (@germanviscuso) November 27, 2019
Starting today, you can enable #Alexa to respond with either a happy/excited or a disappointed/empathetic tone in your Alexa skills! https://t.co/9MpdVjp4mM #VoiceFirst pic.twitter.com/7nASfEhgyF
— Dave Isbitski (@thedavedev) November 27, 2019
#Amazon has provided two new emotions (excited and disappointed) for #Alexa skill development. "Newscaster" style is also available. Thanks Amazon! #alexadevs https://t.co/NV25G0Excr
— VoicesApp (@app_voices) November 27, 2019
No, opt out FOREVER to Alexa responding to me in a "disappointed" tone.
— Shira Ovide (@ShiraOvide) November 26, 2019
I ALREADY HAVE A MOTHER AND A BOSS, ALEXA. https://t.co/lp0Baxfa6v
Alexa is about to be very disappointed#alexa #amazon #ai #personalassistanthttps://t.co/H6pw1hPqrs
— Trium Networks Limited (@TriumNetworks) November 27, 2019
In the past, having Alexa whisper something to you was kind of creepy. Now, she can be programmed to respond with either enthusiasm or disappointment. Users should have a better experience than before! Hear for yourself: https://t.co/V5qq1dRKcL #HumanizingDigital #VoiceInterfaces
— Triplesense Reply (@triplesense) November 28, 2019
先程のクラスでお話ししたAlexaの声についての記事https://t.co/fU2U8fi8fx pic.twitter.com/zkZJMQIIcQ
— Aoi Ueda (@mizuki_chanu) November 28, 2019
That’s right! Alexa can now express emotions. <speak><amazon:emotion emotion=‘excited’ intensity=‘high’>Exciting!</amazon:emotion></speak>https://t.co/gf4YwkLuFW
— Arun Singh (@aruntalkstech) November 28, 2019
Always enjoy a humorous take on the latest #voicefirst news. https://t.co/Zx7QVU4jJB
— Amy Stapleton (@Talks2Bots) November 28, 2019
Good read#Alexa is Learning to Speak #Emotionally - https://t.co/34ZPyzblqO https://t.co/imrJ5WKqtx #fintech #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #DeepLearning #robotics @voicebotai #Amazon @EricHSchwartz pic.twitter.com/9bOM3yCfg4
— Spiros Margaris (@SpirosMargaris) November 28, 2019