More users are testing Alexa Plus

Amazon has made it possible for more users to access the smarter and more advanced version of his voice assistant, Alexa Plus. The company invited them to use the service by sending a message to those who had previously registered for early access. Early access program gradually enables us to use this new version.

According to Theverge, hundreds of thousands of artificial intelligence -based audio assistants have so far used, though some promised features are still developing.

Expand Access to Alexa Plus

Alexa Plus is an updated and based version of Amazon Audio Assistant. This version has been provided to a limited group of users in late March. It seems that more people who have registered for early access can use it. This version of Alexa is aimed at providing a more natural and dialogue -based experience and has the ability to perform more sophisticated tasks than its previous version.

Despite Amazon’s announcement that hundreds of thousands of users have so far experienced Alexa Plus, reports from Reuters and … have tried to find traces of active Alexa Plus users, but have failed to find documentary evidence. Of course, according to Amazon spokesman, Alexa Plus is not available; Because the continuous company is inviting new users who have requested early access to use this product.

Some of the main features that Amazon had promised to introduce this assistant in March have not yet been activated in the current version due to failure to meet the required standards, and Amazon insists that these capabilities will be added to Alexa Plus soon. Users who activate Alex Plus on a device can also use it on other compatible devices.

Hundreds of thousands of users have achieved this technology, but some of the possibilities promised are still in the development phase, and the company is trying to attract more users by expanding invitations. The move reflects Amazon’s commitment to improve the audio experience of artificial intelligence and increase users’ interaction with its smart devices.