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Apr 5, 2020

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Apple Snatches AI Startup to Smarten Siri

Voysis uses artificial intelligence to improve a digital assistant’s ability to understand a person’s natural language while shopping. Apple reportedly wants it to help give Siri a boost.

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Apple has acquired another artificial intelligence startup, according to Bloomberg.

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