According to a pair of reports on Friday, Amazon and Apple are struggling to deploy AI technologies created in digital assistants, Alexa and Siri, respectively.
According to the Washington Post, Amazon hoped to launch a new Alexa at an event in New York on February 26. Amazon now plans to delay the release of AI driving AI from March or after that.
Meanwhile, Bloomberg reports that Siri’s AI inspection is falling into engineering problems and software bugs. New features around SIRI, which will be released in April, may not be prepared until May or after it.
Amazon and Apple hoped to quickly launch these updated products to compete with next -generation AI voice assistants such as Openai’s Advanced Voice Mode and Google’s Gemini Live. However, this effort does not proceed according to the plan.
