Voice in Canada Podcast
In this weekly podcast, Teri Fisher from Voice in Canada and The Voice Den, reveals all of his top Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Apple Siri, Microsoft Cortana, Samsung Bixby, and other smart speaker strategies, skills, actions, capsules, shortcuts, news, power tips and tricks for Canadians. Discover how you can get the most out of your conversational AI voice first service so you can have the time and freedom to make your life more organized, relaxed, stress-free, entertaining, and fun!
Teri interviews the top leaders - the Voicefluencers - in the voice-first industry, and we cover it all - from Echo, Nest, Home, Homepod, and iPhone devices, to personal digital assistants, smart home automation, flash briefings, voice recognition, natural language understanding, and artificial intelligence (AI). We talk about everything that works (and doesn’t work) to help you better understand how to get your digital assistant working for you.
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