The Matrix Voice development board is a Raspberry Pi add-on you can use to build your own voice assistant. I got my hands on a review unit to see if someone who is "code illiterate" could make something out of it. Some people have an affinity for programming and development. I've written about DIY Alexa projects before, but I've never had the opportunity to make my own. On first glance it seemed incredibly complex.

Ever wondered how Google assistant and Siri can speak with us exactly like humans. This is the magic of Deep Learning. So without wasting time let's jump directly to the topic. The above diagram will help you to get an overview of how the process happens inside the voice assistant. First I will explain each process in-depth and in the end, I will summarise the entire process with the help of an example.

This story was delivered to BI Intelligence Transportation and Logistics Briefing subscribers hours before it appeared on Business Insider. To be the first to know, please click here. Mercedes-Benz, the German automaker owned by Daimler AG, showed off its new voice assistant powered by artificial intelligence (AI) at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, reports The Verge. The AI assistant is part of the automaker's take on the in-car experience, dubbed "Mercedes-Benz User Experience" (MBUX), that infuses AI into traditional vehicle-control systems to help the car better respond to, and even anticipate, user demands. Mercedes-Benz is hoping this approach will help it remain a major name in the automotive ecosystem of the future, as the growth ride-hailing threatens to reduce the role of automakers.