Samsung has a more advanced digital assistant than Bixby. But where is it?

Samsung has a more advanced digital assistant than Bixby. But where is it?

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Samsung made more announcements about its voice assistant Bixby this week, showing off cool features including image recognition: In a demo at the Note 8 launch event Wednesday, a Samsung employee showed how he could ask Bixby to move a picture of pizza into his "food" folder.

That's a pretty smart assistant, but whatever happened to its much talked-about Viv voice assistant? The company in 2016 bought Viv, which was pitched as a revolutionary “global brain” that would be able to place your pizza orders, manage your schedule and make dinner reservations without ever having to speak to a person. (It also happens to be made by the same people who created Siri.) The move was hailed by industry insiders, who said Viv had shown off technology in demos that seemed very promising.

Samsung has a more advanced digital assistant than Bixby. But where is it?

Aug 25, 2017, 2:12pm UTC
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-switch/wp/2017/08/25/samsung-has-a-more-advanced-digital-assistant-than-bixby-but-where-is-it/ >Samsung made more announcements about its voice assistant Bixby this week, showing off cool features including image recognition: In a demo at the Note 8 launch event Wednesday, a Samsung employee showed how he could ask Bixby to move a picture of pizza into his "food" folder. >That's a pretty smart assistant, but whatever happened to its much talked-about Viv voice assistant? The company in 2016 bought Viv, which was pitched as a revolutionary “global brain” that would be able to place your pizza orders, manage your schedule and make dinner reservations without ever having to speak to a person. (It also happens to be made by the same people who created Siri.) The move was hailed by industry insiders, who said Viv had shown off technology in demos that seemed very promising.