An outgoing Amazon executive has revealed that Amazon could start charging a subscription fee for some Alexa features.
that he “absolutely” believes Amazon could start charging a subscription fee for its Alexa assistant, blaming the cost of training and running generative AI models.
Amazon plans to offer additional smart AI features on its Alexa products, which would explain why additional training and other AI models are involved. Limp also added that it is likely that the current iteration of Alexa would remain free, with a more “premium” option being available that has more advanced capabilities and features.Generative AI, and AI as a whole, has been taking the world by storm.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Amazon will start charging for formerly free Alexa Guard smoke and security alertsAmazon will soon start charging extra for some Alexa Guard home security features. You'll need an Alexa Emergency Assist plan if you want your Echo speakers to listen out for intruders and home alarms.
Read more »
Correction: Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin to replace CEO Bob Smith with outgoing Amazon exec Dave LimpJeff Bezos’ Blue Origin will replace CEO Bob Smith with outgoing Amazon exec Dave Limp, CNBC has learned.
Read more »
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin to replace CEO Bob Smith with outgoing Amazon exec Dave LimpJeff Bezos’ Blue Origin will replace CEO Bob Smith with outgoing Amazon exec Dave Limp, CNBC has learned.
Read more »
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin to replace CEO Bob Smith with outgoing Amazon exec Dave LimpJeff Bezos' Blue Origin will replace CEO Bob Smith with outgoing Amazon exec Dave Limp, CNBC has learned.
Read more »
Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin replacing CEO with outgoing Amazon exec: reportJeff Bezos’ space company Blue Origin is replacing its CEO Bob Smith with longtime Amazon executive Dave Limp, who planned to retire from his hardware boss spot in December, according to CNBC…
Read more »
Amazon will use real user conversations to train Alexa's AI modelThe revelation that Amazon would train its AI from real user conversations came during a Bloomberg TV interview.
Read more »