Amazon has launched a trio of generative AI tools for its Alexa assistant that will enable users to chat with historical figures, create music, and take | Trusted Reviews
Last year, Amazon announced it had begun working with developers on large language model (LLM) software for its Alexa, becoming the latest major tech company to invest in generative AI.
Thanks to a partnership with AI company Character.AI, Alexa users can have “just-for-fun” conversations with different personas made from Character.AI’s models. You can get book recommendations from a character called Librarian Linda, speak with a pretend version of Socrates, or get fitness tips from a personal trainer character. Amazon announced it was working with Character.AI in September to develop these characters.
Among the slew of CES announcements this week, it should be no surprise to anyone that generative AI is a major theme from tech companies this year, AI companies Character.AI, Splash and Volley partner with Amazon to deliver new experiences for Alexa users.