As the travel industry undergoes a digital transformation, digitization and automation have revolutionized the way we plan and experience our journeys. AI-powered virtual assistants and chatbots have ...

Honestly, we've had some virtual assistants at this point, who have even helped stand up de novo practices. So really brand ...

Amazon announced a dedicated Alexa+ website, enabling users to interact with the virtual assistant in a manner similar to how they can with ChatGPT.

As virtual assistants become central to banking, financial institutions of all sizes must embrace and leverage this transformation to redefine the customer experience, writes Susan Foulds. In the ever ...

Virtual assistants can elevate the customer experience. Here’s a primer on the different virtual assistant types and how they can best assist your customers. Customers today expect more from the ...

The landscape of the legal industry is changing rapidly. Like most industries in the digital age, the legal profession seeks new and innovative ways to streamline operations and provide the best ...

Also, Elevance Health and others offer artificial intelligence agents to rural and virtual care patients for faster answers ...

Global Medical Virtual Assistants helps medical practices and hospital systems manage the growing administrative workload that pulls staff away from patient care. Using a scalable virtual staffing ...

Mercedes says its virtual assistant transforms the "car-driver relationship." The artificially intelligent computer KITT from "Knight Rider" could do it all -- drive solo, speak to humans, land quips ...

Christina Jane became a virtual assistant as an undergrad, after working part time for Amazon. She continued to work as a virtual assistant when she moved to Ghana for grad school. These are her four ...

For as "smart" as our phones are supposed to be, they're not very good at getting things done on our behalf. But that's about to change, according to Qualcomm. During its annual Snapdragon Summit, the ...

Your browser does not support the video element. Your browser does not support the video element. When Charlie Day, a 34-year-old sales coach in the UK, got serious ...