Poll: which digital assistant will come out on top?
There's a lot of talk about AI assistants and machine learning right now, and the market is getting even more crowded this year as Samsung's Bixby was just released with the Galaxy S8. We want to know, which do you think is the most competitive of all the AI assistants?
Even though Samsung's Bixby launched with some limitations (no voice control), it promises that it has big potential. Similarly, the HTC Sense Companion launched with the HTC U Play and U Ultra still doesn't live up to its potential, but we at least have some idea of what it can do. With the new HTC flagship coming in just a few weeks, further advances are expected. But, is it enough to pose a danger to the reigning favorites Google Assistant, Apple Siri and Amazon Alexa?
In our poll, we ask what you think: which digital assistant has the potential to beat the rest? We are curious to know what you think the future will hold.
Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
I haven't used much of the other assistance only Google and Cortana but Google is top
Google is the king of data mining which is why assistant works fairly well. Apple's Siri isn't as good even though they're mining data from users as well but are still behind Google. And the others have a ways to go to even come close. Privacy is an issue which is why I never used it in public.
Google has much control in this segment, Alexa is close. Whoever lets their assist.. , communicate with the other(maybe some standard language that both can agree on) will make other iterations stupid. Google has the controls to do that, amazon too.
I really don't understand why you left out Bixby. Was it an oversight?
Bixby at the moment is just marketing, the only meaningful thing it assists is sales..
None of them will ever win me over you have to give up to much privacy. No vote here
Bixby has em all beat
How? ...
He is just a Samsung troll They already deleted 2 other accounts notefiveisboss and ray yarrell Bixby is not even out and he is touting it.
.. I was hoping for at least one example, reason, or possible current use for Bixby other than remapping the Bixby button...