The Future Of Smart Assistants
People don’t speak in perfect grammar. We mumble, we pause, and we jump mid-thought. Smart assistants are getting better at that messy reality. Say, “Kinda hungry but nothing fancy,” and your device may soon suggest a quick lunch spot nearby without needing more details.
That’s the real leap – not just understanding words but feeling the intent behind them. Researchers are even testing memory features, where assistants recall your favorite coffee order or your kid’s birthday. It sounds friendly, but it also demands trust.
