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“Amazon uses many different technologies to power Alexa,” a spokesperson told GeekWire. “When it comes to machine learning models, we start with those built by Amazon, but we have ...

It will be called “Remarkable Alexa,” and Anthropic’s Claude AI will power it up. According to a handful of people familiar with the matter who spoke to Reuters, Amazon plans to charge $5-$ ...

The new Alexa built around Claude reportedly performs better than the version powered by Amazon’s in-house AI models. “Amazon uses many different technologies to power Alexa,” the company ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Amazon has added plenty of features to its smart assistant over the years. However ...

Amazon.com Inc. will reportedly use technology from Anthropic PBC to power an upcoming paid edition of Alexa. Reuters today cited sources as saying that the subscription-based voice assistant ...

Amazon Alexa gave starkly different answers when asked why to vote for Republican Donald Trump versus Democrat Kamala Harris. When asked, "Why should I vote for Trump?" Alexa declined to provide ...

Amazon is turning to AI startup Anthropic to power the online retailer’s revamped Alexa when it’s released in October — rather than using its own artificial intelligence, five people ...

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My colleague Caroline O’Donovan reported that Amazon is planning to sell a paid subscription for an artificial intelligence-revamped version of Alexa that could cost as much as $10 a month.

Amazon is set to release a revamped version of its Alexa voice assistant this October that will be powered by AI models from Anthropic's Claude, rather than Amazon's in-house AI technology ...

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