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I was wondering if we'd see more AI virtual assistants.

Computex 2023 had a basic one that Dawid covered a bit, but it was rough and inconsistent.

But it's odd that there wasn't more push for virtual assistants at an AI-oriented expo, given that studies show that humans would prefer to interact with a virtual being than just merely cameras and speakers. It would also be a good example use of them in more mundane elements; whether it's as "booth babe" greeters that can tell you about the products, or a concierge making an example order for drinks or a reservation, or even as a receptionist telling visitors the location of each booth or restroom when asked.
 
With Amazon admitting publicly that "Alexa" has been a bottomless pit, money wise, as the public is not using it nearly as much or as they thought we would to buy more things. I am thinking, they must have seen that memo...