Amazon revealed Alexa+, a revamped AI-powered voice assistant, poised to transform Alexa into a conversational AI capable of autonomously managing tas

Amazon has been working for years to overhaul Alexa with generative AI features as it faced rising competition from OpenAI’s ChatGPT and other chatbots.

Amazon stock gained as the tech giant announced long-anticipated generative AI updates to its Alexa digital assistant.

Just as Anthropic teased, Claude 3.7 Sonnet combines reasoning and fast responses into a single model — something OpenAI wants to bring to ChatGPT with GPT-5 later this year. Anthropic is also leaning into Claude’s coding prowess with a new command line tool for agentic coding called Claude Code:

AMAZON has revealed a new and ultra-smart version of Alexa, its virtual voice-controlled assistant. The new AI helper called Alexa Plus – which will be available on millions of gadgets – was

Meta, which has sponsored the Puzzle Day for almost 15 years, is just one of the many tech companies that support courses at Harvard. Professors at Harvard’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences have repeatedly collaborated with companies — like Amazon,

Amazon held its Devices and Services event today, during which it made some major announcements. Here's what you can expect from the new Alexa+.

Panos Panay, Amazon’s head of devices, said the new Alexa would respond like a “trusted assistant” and speak to users like an “insightful friend”. Alexa+ users will be charged a monthly fee, though the service will be included free with Amazon’s Prime subscription. It will initially launch in the US.

OpenAI's flagship product is a large language model (LLM) called ChatGPT, which uses generative AI to answer queries of all kinds at fast speeds. While ChatGPT's seemingly infinite knowledge gives it the appearance of a modern-day online encyclopedia, there are actually quite a few technical processes going on in the background.