First reported by Engadget
Amazon is reportedly working on a more powerful agentic Alexa assistant
Amazon reportedly developing 'Moonraker' Alexa project with advanced agentic AI capabilities
Amazon is reportedly developing a new Alexa project codenamed "Moonraker" that aims to give the voice assistant more advanced agentic capabilities, building beyond what the recently announced Alexa+ can do. While Alexa+ can handle tasks like ordering food, Moonraker seeks to significantly expand those autonomous capabilities. The information comes from internal documents seen by Business Insider.
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If you were underwhelmed by Amazon's next-gen voice assistant, Alexa+, there may be good news: Amazon is reportedly already working on taking things up a notch—or at least trying to.
According to documents seen by Business Insider, Amazon is in the process of developing an Alexa project codenamed 'Moonraker,' which aims to imbue Alexa with more agentic capabilities.
While Alexa+ can already handle some tasks (ordering food online, for example), Moonraker—which is the name of a James Bond film from 1979, by the way—is reportedly aiming to expand those capabilities.
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Amazon is reportedly already working on another big, costly Alexa+ project.
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