Two studies released on Friday, where Amazon and Apple are having difficulty integrating generative AI technology into their digital assistants, Alexa and Siri, respectively.
On February 26, Amazon planned to unveil its new Alexa at an event in New York. According to the Washington Post, Amazon now intends to postpone the launch of its Alexa, which is driven by generative AI, until March or later.
According to Bloomberg, software flaws and engineering issues are plaguing Apple’s AI redesign of Siri. It’s possible that some of the Siri-related new features that were scheduled for April won’t be available until May or later.
In order to compete with next-generation AI voice assistants like Google’s Gemini Live and OpenAI’s Advanced Voice Mode, Amazon and Apple want to swiftly deploy these updated products. But such initiatives aren’t working out as planned.
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