Battle of virtual assistants

Today, we will discuss about the AI of each tech giant. Yes!!! It is the battle between Google Assistant vs Microsoft Cortana vs Apple Siri vs Amazon Alexa. So, let the battle begin….

Google Assistant

Google’s AI, also known as Google Assistant, has a huge and circumstantial advantage. It utilizes all data that the search-engine lead giant has about a person. It can dig out data from Google Maps, information about travelling ticket from Gmail account, Google News, and many more. One can simply use voice instructions to set alarms, drive messages in a third-party app, closest petrol pumps, ask for directions, ATMs, and others. Moreover, booking of tickets is achievable. Nevertheless, it is still not to be included with various third-party apps.

Apple Siri

The famous Siri by Apple can do almost all the tasks as Google Assistant. However, there is something interesting. It does not require the huge database similar to Google yet lets you do most stuff with ease.

Amazon Alexa

Amazon Alexa posses more than 1,000 skills. The virtual AI assistant is very much similar to Apple Siri when it comes to features. However, it’s difficult to get reply to questions like how to reach a certain destination or who won a particular game.

Microsoft Cortana

Microsoft Cortana is similar to Google Assistant and Apple Siri in most scenarios. But users may feel not so easy while ticket booking or with some complicated queries. For Windows 10-powered laptops and smartphones, the assistant possibly works the finest.

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Poonam Bhosale-Gorade undertook the post of Team Lead–Content Writer in October 2016, following a 3-year stint as a writer and editor of books, reports, special publications, and others at various organizations. She holds a BE degree in Information technology from Indira College of Engineering and Management (2013, graduating with distinction). It’s her unprejudiced love for writing which brought her into the world of content. Her hobbies include reading books, writing on Quora, trekking, playing badminton, etc.

1 comment

Jack Smith says:

Basically the Echo you use commands where you talk to the Google Home naturally. The Echo will handle some fuzziness but fundamentally they are variations to commands instead of fundamentally understanding what you are saying.

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