AI upgrade of its Alexa device is expected to be delayed because of one rather inconvenient problem – it gives wrong answers to

Alexa’s big AI revamp may have just been delayed, again – and it sounds like Amazon’s assistant is getting dumber rather than smarter.

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According to internal messages seen by The Washington Post, the public release of the new Alexa has been pushed back by a month. An unnamed Amazon employee told the publication that it may not arrive until March 31 or later, as Alexa still seems to be struggling to give accurate answers to test questions.

Amazon will soon show off a much-delayed new version of its Alexa virtual assistant, but the upgrade still won’t be ready for public release.

Amazon delayed the release of its Alexa upgrade again after testing flagged problems with incorrect responses.

Amazon today sent out invites for an AI-focused event that will be held on February 26, and according to Reuters, the company plans to introduce

Amazon is set to release its long-awaited - and delayed - Alexa generative artificial intelligence voice service, said three people familiar with the matter, and has scheduled a press event for later this month to preview it.

Amazon‘s much-anticipated release of its new Alexa, originally scheduled for an event in New York on February 26, has been postponed. The delay, now pushing the release to March or later, stems from the company’s difficulties in integrating generative AI technology into its digital assistant.

Locations where you should never place your Amazon Alexa device have been identified by experts - who warn some placements could even lead to a bank account breach. Experts advise against placing any Alexa devices in private areas such as bedrooms and bathrooms.