Voice assistants are designed to help users complete tasks, such as setting alarms, playing music, or controlling smart home devices.

While Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple Siri are widely used voice assistant platforms, Microsoft Cortana has seen a decline in popularity in recent years.

Natural Language Processing (NLP) is the technology that allows voice assistants to understand the intent and meaning behind human speech.

Apple Siri was the first voice assistant platform to be released, debuting in 2011.

Machine Learning is the technology that allows voice assistants to learn from data and improve their performance over time.

Google Assistant is the primary voice assistant platform used on Android devices.

Amazon Alexa is the name of Amazon's voice assistant platform.

Apple Siri is the primary voice assistant platform used on Apple devices.

Microsoft Cortana is the name of Microsoft's voice assistant platform.

Microsoft Cortana is the primary voice assistant platform used on Windows devices.

Multilingual Support is the term used to describe the ability of voice assistants to understand and respond to multiple languages.

Amazon Alexa was first released in 2014.

Google Assistant is the name of Google's voice assistant platform.

Apple Siri is the primary voice assistant platform used on iOS devices.

Smart Home Integration is the term used to describe the ability of voice assistants to control smart home devices.