Amazon Unveils Alexa+ for Chat-Like Conversations, Lost Pet Finder Coming to Ring
Amazon has unveiled Alexa+, a new version of its voice assistant that can engage in chat-like conversations. The feature is currently rolling out in the US, initially for home use, with plans to expand to cars. Additionally, Amazon's Ring cameras will soon help find lost pets in the neighborhood, starting with dogs this November.
Alexa+ uses AI to chat with users, making interactions more natural. Amazon aims to expand its reach beyond homes, eventually including cars. The company also plans to use Ring cameras proactively, with a new feature called 'Search Party'. This will network Ring cameras in a neighborhood to help locate lost pets, starting with dogs and expanding to other pets later.
Amazon envisions Alexa+ providing proactive reminders, such as reminding users to feed their pets or lock doors at night. While no date has been set for the launch of Alexa+ in Germany, Amazon is actively working on bringing the software to Europe.
Alexa+ brings conversational AI to Amazon's voice assistant, with plans to expand its presence beyond homes. The 'Search Party' feature, enabled by Ring cameras, will help neighbors find lost pets. Although no specific timeline has been given for Germany, Amazon is working on making Alexa+ available in Europe.
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