Amazon is giving Alexa emotions like excitement and disappointment

Alexa can now respond to US users with a 'happy/excited' or a 'disappointed/empathetic' tone, according to Amazon.

Alexa will now be able to respond to US users with emotions: specifically, with a"happy/excited" or a"disappointed/empathetic" tone. These emotions can be expressed at"high,""medium" or"low" intensities. The previously monotone virtual assistant's developer, Amazon, announced the news in a blog post published Tuesday. According to Amazon, Alexa's emotions use the company's own text-to-speech technology.

Alexa will now be able to respond to US users with emotions: specifically, with a"happy/excited" or a"disappointed/empathetic" tone. These emotions can be expressed at"high,""medium" or"low" intensities. The previously monotone virtual assistant's developer, Amazon, announced the news in a blog post published Tuesday. According to Amazon, Alexa's emotions use the company's own text-to-speech technology.

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

BusinessInsider /  🏆 729. in US

United States Latest News, United States Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

Amazon Alexa will now remind you when to take your pillsAmazon Alexa is rolling out medication reminders in partnership with pharmacy chain Giant Eagle, which has a network of locations across the U.S.
Read more »

Accenture And Amazon Managed Blockchain Connecting Small-Scale Producers Into The Value ChainTrust and transparency in supply chain models is essential to creating an inclusive economy that promotes social equality, as well as reduces waste by accurately aligning the supply and demand.
Read more »

Entertainment Weekly The Ultimate Guide to Arrowverse: The Editors of Entertainment Weekly: 9781547849406: Amazon.com: BooksEntertainment Weekly The Ultimate Guide to Arrowverse [The Editors of Entertainment Weekly] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers.
Read more »

Ad business a boon for Amazon but a turn-off for shoppersSponsored ads are flooding Amazon’s search results and making it harder to find the products customers are searching for.
Read more »