Google At this year's developer conference, Google unveiled Duplex on the web, an extension of the Duplex virtual assistant that can accomplish simple tasks on the web.

Google’s assistant then loaded a list of nearby restaurants. For the restaurants that took reservations only over the phone, Google offered to step in and place the call with Duplex.

Google is likely using human callers to create more of that data to train Duplex. So what was originally promoted as an entirely automated system is actually a cyborg-like blend of AI and humans.

Duplex had the potential to stir controversy again if Google unveiled another big chatbot development during this year's conference keynote on Tuesday. Instead, the company offered a subdued ...

Google revealed Google Duplex at Google I/O 2018 as a way to make bookings at restaurants and other locations. At the time, the service was hailed for sounding a whole lot like a human, but ...

When Google unveiled Google Duplex last year at I/O 2018, the brand new Assistant feature looked terrific. It was the kind of futuristic technology nobody else had.

Google has shut down Duplex on the Web and has retired its web crawler, DuplexWeb-Google. Google posted a notice of this in this help document saying “Duplex on the Web is deprecated, and will ...

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We met Google Duplex at the I/O conference in 2018 when Google showed off a suspiciously realistic AI that could call and make appointments for you. The service has now rolled out to users of ...

Google says that a quarter of Duplex calls start with human callers, and 15 percent start with the AI and are later intervened by a person from the Duplex call center. The company told The New ...

Google Duplex is rolling out to non-Pixel and iOS devices in the United States and allows you to get your Google Assistant to make calls on your behalf.

Google Duplex is available to Android phones running Android 5 Lollipop or later. Lollipop launched back in 2014, so if you’re not running it, you really should be.