
Amazon is rolling out AI voice search to its Fire TV devices, aiming to enhance the user experience by allowing Alexa to answer open-ended questions about content. This new feature, powered by a custom large language model (LLM), is part of Amazon's broader strategy to infuse generative AI into its decade-old voice assistant technology. Despite the potential, early reviews suggest that the AI-powered search still needs improvement, with some users finding the results disappointing. The rollout marks a significant step in Amazon's efforts to leverage AI to improve its products and services. The development has been covered by Lauren Forristal and Allison Johnson from The Verge.
Amazon Fire TV using AI to do what Google TV's voice search started doing years ago https://t.co/IJV27mS3dQ by @nexusben
Amazon Introduces AI Voice Search for Fire TV Devices, Alexa Needs Some Work https://t.co/gQWyxt35aC
Hands-on with Fire TV's Alexa voice search, rolling out now: powered by a custom LLM to take conversational requests, but the results are largely disappointing (@jp2e / The Verge) https://t.co/jSScn6fA0M 📫 Subscribe: https://t.co/OyWeKSRpIM https://t.co/8YzLt5ktII






