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This is pretty big for Alexa. https://t.co/sRkGwRxRiC
— Shane Mac (@ShaneMac) June 6, 2019
"Introducing Alexa Conversations (Preview), a New AI-Driven Approach to Natural Dialogs". Now dialogs are also training data for machine learning! You can heavily cut on your dialog design efforts (eg by 70%). Glad to see more AI in features for @alexadevs https://t.co/pLw5G4kVyr
— German Viscuso (@germanviscuso) June 5, 2019
Big news. One sector it could impact right away is hospitality, where engagement around restaurants, hotels, and travel are all inter-connected and could easily be part of the same newly-expanded conversation. #VoiceFirst https://t.co/eD8xLw6t7h
— Bradley Metrock (@bmetrock) June 5, 2019
In a few years, we will laugh about the clunkiness of current #voicefirst interactions. Alexa just moved one step closer to this today.https://t.co/vNtYLwrPlH pic.twitter.com/J0EzUnrZmu
— Jan König (@einkoenig) June 5, 2019
At @AmazonreMARS, Alexa VP and head scientist Rohit Prasad announced new AI technology that will enable Alexa to engage in multiturn dialogues that span skills, shifting the cognitive burden of complex task coordination from the customer to Alexa. #AlexaAI https://t.co/LpSXwKb48y
— Larry Hardesty (@AlexaTechWriter) June 5, 2019
Amazon announces Alexa Conversations, which will enable Alexa to utilize multiple skills within conversations by asking follow ups to the initial question
— Glenn Gabe (@glenngabe) June 5, 2019
"That new power will initially will be limited to a single use case: dinner and a movie." https://t.co/6IX2AHBjK2 pic.twitter.com/129be4eYFB
"After a person had bought two movie tickets, Alexa asked “Will you be eating out?” When the answer was “Yes, find me a Chinese restaurant,” Alexa transitioned into a discussion about nearby options, and reserved a table for two." #Alexa #VoiceFirsthttps://t.co/0DOzIgJ8Vr
— Katherine Prescott (@kbprescott) June 5, 2019
Dinner and a Movie? Amazon #Alexa Makes It Easier to Do Both | Wired https://t.co/cuHkCxnsAA #AI #ML #VoiceFirst #reMARS pic.twitter.com/PrtxRERItJ
— Dave Isbitski (@thedavedev) June 5, 2019
An upgrade to Alexa's conversational skills will let it remix outside services like Uber and movie ticket buying in a single conversation. Right now, the 90,000 "skills" that integrate outside services have to be used in isolation. https://t.co/HpJ9ZYjjjn
— Tom Simonite (@tsimonite) June 5, 2019
#Amazon's #Alexa will soon be able to schedule a whole movie night out https://t.co/jCfZHEVpxs
— Evan Kirstel (@evankirstel) June 5, 2019
.@Amazon's #Alexa will soon be able to schedule a whole movie night out via @benfoxrubin @CNET https://t.co/j1ou79acQc @nmichel @AlexaTechWriter @PotterAtWork @arindaman @raefer
— Richard Eckel (@reckel) June 5, 2019
Hey #Alexadevs - excited to announce Alexa Conversations, a new deep learning-based approach for creating natural voice experiences on #Alexa w/ less effort, fewer lines of code, and less training data https://t.co/CDRpDck9Va #VoiceFirst #AI pic.twitter.com/GOqnE3gxSn
— Dave Isbitski (@thedavedev) June 5, 2019
Introducing Alexa Conversations (Preview), a New AI-Driven Approach to Natural Dialogs through the Alexa Skills Kit https://t.co/ro2PWxpkeX via @alexadevs
— Oscar Merry (@MerryOscar) June 5, 2019
more natural conversation with more fewer code.https://t.co/qMv4HSfeV1#aajug
— haruharuharuby (@haruharuharuby) June 5, 2019
Inching closer. #vui https://t.co/0p8C8L2v4b
— Dave Brown (@holidaymatinee) June 6, 2019
#Amazon debuts #Alexa Conversations for seamless multi-turn interactions https://t.co/UrLaLObchn
— Evan Kirstel (@evankirstel) June 5, 2019
Amazon will soon make having a chat with Alexa feel more natural – TechCrunch https://t.co/9gbDL1QgOu
— AWS User Groups (@AWSUserGroups) June 6, 2019
Amazon will soon make having a chat with Alexa feel more natural https://t.co/GTNxUsA5yq by @fredericl pic.twitter.com/MUtOQDNBRv
— TVC Capital (@tvccapital) June 5, 2019
.@Amazon will soon make having a chat with #Alexa feel more natural via @fredericl @TechCrunch https://t.co/lMnvVYAUIy @nmichel @AlexaTechWriter @PotterAtWork @natarajan_prem @arindaman @raefer
— Richard Eckel (@reckel) June 5, 2019
#Amazon announced Alexa Conversations, a #deeplearning -based approach for developers to create natural voice experiences on #Alexa.
— Tooso (@tooso_ai) June 6, 2019
To learn more, check out this piece by @natalienoell in @ZDNet: https://t.co/52ao72VXaA #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning
Amazon intros new deep learning models to make Alexa more conversational https://t.co/kGQO5ceBTM by @natalienoell
— ZDNet (@ZDNet) June 5, 2019
Amazon's Alexa will be able to plan your date night by booking tickets, Ubers and dinner https://t.co/vndpnACtxN
— David Lazarus (@Davidlaz) June 6, 2019
Alexa as date planner? Amazon wants assistant to plan your evenings. https://t.co/Lxqfdtp9fQ
— Alice Martin (@AliceMartin8) June 6, 2019
Still fascinated by the contrast between Alexa's approach to AI and Google's. Here, Alexa is learning how to apply two skills in the same request, starting with just a single use case: dinner and a movie. https://t.co/x9lR3hl9N8
— Will Oremus (@WillOremus) June 6, 2019
The next stage is Conversational #AI, @Amazon is bringing this to their Alexa users -> Dinner and a Movie? Amazon Alexa Makes It Easier to Do Both https://t.co/i7KVomJ70B #ChatBots $AMZN pic.twitter.com/N7VuF6lV3c
— Daniel Newman (@danielnewmanUV) June 6, 2019
Amazon previews "dinner and a movie" reservation use case that combines multiple skills into a conversation, reducing utterances from 40 to 13. One small step toward making #voice interfaces truly conversational. https://t.co/UyKZht0JmN
— Bryan Yeager (@bryanyeager) June 5, 2019