Following are district/regional coordinators, fellows, press assistants and research assistants.
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If they want to be production assistants, they can be production assistants.
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Artificial intelligence assistants Do AI assistants like Alexa and Siri perpetuate gender stereotypes?
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None of the 48 assistants and deputy assistants to the President are black.
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There is an entourage of these special assistants, special counsels, confidential assistants, and others.
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Female social science research assistants make 108.3% as much as male social science research assistants.
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Secretaries and administrative assistants Female secretaries and administrative assistants are most likely to marry male general managers.
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Physician assistants, nurse practitioners and anesthesiologist assistants are just a few in-demand jobs that pay over $90,000.
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Workers in these fields often have a master's, doctoral or other professional degree, with the exception of physician assistants, physical therapy assistants and occupational therapy assistants requiring at least an associate's degree to practice.
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Among the occupations the Bureau of Labor Statistics expects to grow most rapidly over the next decade: physical-therapy assistants, home health aides, occupational-therapy assistants, nurse practitioners, physical therapists, occupational-therapy aides, physician assistants.
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Female executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants make 101.4% as much as male executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants.
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Others are turning AI assistants loose for more targeted use cases: automatically scheduling appointments, shopping assistants and, sure, ordering pizza.
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A CBP spokesperson said that includes nurse practitioners, physician assistants, emergency medical technicians, certified medical assistants and other medical support personnel.
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Columbia has roughly 3,000 graduate assistants, as does Harvard, where graduate assistants are also expected to vote on forming a union.
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Kirke: I also think that's reality for a lot of these Hollywood assistants—or assistants who work for really powerful people.
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Obama had 22 assistants during his first year in office, while former President George W. Bush had as many as 17 assistants.
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On the other side of the coin were fast-food workers, lawn and gardening assistants, child care assistants, and parking lot attendants.
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Instead of focusing on assistants that process what you say, we can also focus on assistants that understand how you say it.
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Voice assistants: Continuing a trend from January's CES trade show, companies like Amazon and Google will seek to showcase their voice assistants.
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Just look at the recent controversies over digital assistants and the human contractors hired to review the audio exchanges those assistants collect.
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While nursing assistants must be certified by federal standards, there are at least 11 states that require no training of home care assistants.
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The majority of those assistants will live on smartphones, where Google Assistant and Siri offer voice assistants to Android and iOS users, respectively.
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There are nearly 267,217 of the workers — who hold jobs such as administrative assistants, library assistants and collections representatives — in the U.C. system.
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Female voices on voice assistants could, indeed, perpetuate the old-fashioned bias that women were there to be "assistants," rather than the assisted.
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But consumers shouldn't let virtual assistants be a major factor in what they buy just yet, because the assistants are all pretty dumb.
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Companies may also be switching to administrative assistants, who generally earn less than executive assistants and support more than one manager within an organization.
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Nearly one-fifth of U.S. survey respondents use voice assistants at home while one-quarter would consider using voice-controlled assistants for everyday banking.
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In July, Tesco advertised for staff for a "new store format" in Chatteris, seeking to recruit retail assistants, retail customer service assistants and retail managers.
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Her secrets to success include developing a rigorous process for vetting virtual assistants, keeping personal relationships with her employees, and encouraging collaboration among assistants, even remotely.
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Many who work for Congress—such as staff assistants, press assistants, and legislative aids—more often than not—work long hours and make less than $28503,22019 annually.
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Sometimes, executives flew overseas and left their assistants at home, saying it was an unnecessary use of resources, but then landed and demanded the assistants come over.
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The issues around voice assistants' data retention have recently been making waves, as news media alerted consumers to the fact that these smart assistants weren't exactly unmanned operations — actual humans were reviewing the retained voice log files in order to tweak and improve the assistants' reactions and responses.
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And what were you doing, you were basically, as you said, fetching coffee, getting people's dry cleaning, you were almost like the assistants to the assistants sometimes, right?
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The firm estimates there will be 8 billion digital voice assistants in use by 2023, up from the 2.5 billion assistants in use at the end of 2018.
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For now it looks like the immediate future of voice interfaces will be voice assistants nested within voice assistants — in an attempt to make the technology more useful.
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The GWC formed a union in 2016, bringing together graduate student employees working as research assistants and teaching assistants at Columbia University to create a better work environment.
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Swenson said that Cohen told her that Epstein always travels with two female assistants, and that he made 'air quotes' around the word 'assistants' when he told her.
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Most of the jobs approved for Fort Knox and Wiesbaden are child and youth program assistants, though there were also approvals for administrative assistants, cooks, custodians and other positions.
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All Major Voice Assistants: Unlike most "smart" speakers, Sonos speakers will connect to any one of the big three voice assistants: Amazon's Alexa, Google Assistant, or Apple Airplay 2.
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Instead, we've seen hundreds of housekeeping aides, nursing assistants, food service workers, and medical support assistants – most all of whom earn less than $2202,2628 a year – lose their job.
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In 2016, thanks to the efforts of Columbia's would-be unionizers, the NLRB overturned that decision, and restored collective bargaining rights to resident assistants and teaching assistants on private campuses.
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Increasing numbers of schools invest in developing the skills of assistants; others are hiring assistants with a view to them becoming teachers later, which brings in more highly-qualified staff.
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Note that these smart voice assistants aren't built into the Smart Soundbar — you'll need a smart speaker or device with either of those assistants to link to the Smart Soundbar.
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LG: I think we could get in the weeds about how good the actual voice recognition and computation is relative to each Assistant, but I think that the important way to look at these assistants is not as virtual assistants to us, but virtual assistants to the companies they are made by.
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This unique program prepares graduates for professional careers within institutions that care for photography collections, including archivists, collections managers, registrars, curatorial assistants, research assistants, catalogers, rights & reproductions coordinators, and preservation specialists.
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I know all the production assistants on Fox & Friends.
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As magician's assistants go -- Keke played the part well.
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Detailed Christmas lists — and the advice of personal assistants.
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The report called on companies to take action including to stop making digital assistants female by default, exploring gender neutral options and programming assistants to discourage gender-based insults and abusive language.
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The significant innovation here is not the assistant itself — people commonly ask their personal assistants questions while driving — but that Kia has infused one of the world's most popular intelligent assistants into vehicles.
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"The more that culture teaches people to equate women with assistants, the more real women will be seen as assistants—and penalized for not being assistant-like," the researchers said in that study.
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Caption: Photographer Christopher Anderson and his assistants unloading the kit.
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Skill discovery is still a huge challenge on voice assistants.
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We knew people would be putting billions into these assistants.
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Virtual assistants earn a median salary of $16 per hour.
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The studios are operated by Candid's orthodontists and dental assistants.
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I wasn't impressed by the integration of two voice assistants.
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Like an NP, physician assistants must have a masters degree.
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"We're still a big believer in multiple assistants," Limps says.
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Sony's embrace of smart assistants has been rocky, at best.
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It's no secret that voice assistants are a Trojan horse.
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Asked why they wear them, the assistants reply tersely "security".
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They're also compatible with smart assistants for voice controlled cleaning.
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Microsoft and Amazon are integrating their digital assistants this week.
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"Do you like these?" she asked one of her assistants.
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Home assistants make for a wonderful addition to any household.
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Each of the commands below was asked to both assistants.
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Voice assistants have become the next battleground for technology giants.
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Mullin hired competent assistants and set himself up as CEO.
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Judges complain of a lack of qualified assistants and equipment.
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Will assistants talk to bots like they talk to APIs?
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Each pour involves variations initiated by assistants working as artists.
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The assistants pursued legal action and eventually split a settlement.
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Hurd surprisingly does not travel with an entourage of assistants.
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These professionals are nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and certified midwives.
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Calling all elite personal assistants — what is job really like?
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When Mr. Dufour had assistants, each had his own desk.
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Tom Sachs, center, at work the studio with his assistants.
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Fillon had also employed two of his children as assistants.
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Paychecks this high for assistants, however, are still relatively new.
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Dungy clearly believes the assistants are getting screwed big time.
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Ms. Harris and Ms. Tarchak are both senior editorial assistants.
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I oversee five sweepers, two drivers and two driver assistants.
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Tailoring: Carol Ai. Photographer's assistants: Matthew Perino and Katie Tucker.
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And some of his own assistants say they were assailed.
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At McVay's age, most current head coaches were unheralded assistants.
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Set Assistants: Jade Sorensen, Paul Anthony Smith and Olivia Barnum
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Virtual assistants earn a median salary of $15.18 per hour.
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Brendan Bell and RJ Martin are research assistants at AEI.
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But what happens when digital assistants like Alexa go rogue?
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Here's how to take control of your favorite voice assistants.
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We're going to have over 100,000 openings for nursing assistants.
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On the surface, the stakes with voice assistants are massive.
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We believe that customers should have choice of voice assistants.
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Here's how to prevent audio assistants from retaining audio recordings.
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But as with all voice assistants, beware of corporate snooping.
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That helped Orgeron's assistants design better routes for the receivers.
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At least voice assistants don't take away from the headphones.
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The newly hired nurses and nurse assistants voiced mixed opinions.
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Similar to previous virtual assistants, Bixby responds to voice commands.
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But language isn't the only localization challenge with voice assistants.
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As they passed by, some shop assistants closed their doors.
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So it's no wonder why on this week's episode of CTRL+T, I was drawn to some news items that touched on home assistants and personal assistants for when you're out in the wild.
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AI and smart assistants Amazon, Google and Samsung are expected to make software updates to their smart assistants this year, paving the way for new features and capabilities to make gadgets brainier than ever.
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As digital assistants improve, we're learning new things to expect from them, but the tasks that a real-life assistant may have handled before can still be a bit of a challenge to home assistants.
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According to a new report on voice assistants released today by PwC, younger users are adopting voice technology at a faster rate than their older counterparts, but are somehow using their voice assistants less often.
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This could prove to be important life insurance for both assistants.
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You're about to enter the wonderful world of digital personal assistants.
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Major voice assistants have even started reducing how talkative they are.
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Floods. Thieves. Hackers. Tackle any situation abroad with these mobile assistants.
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One problem with voice assistants is that they're a little slow.
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In which case he's already eyeing the producers and production assistants.
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So we want to do that with AI and with assistants.
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The biggest brands are not the only players in voice assistants.
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AI systems — including voice assistants — are being designed mostly by men.
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Smart assistants, on the other hand, represent the potential for distinction.
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Smart assistants need to be more than just content-aggregating hubs.
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Hippies mingled with ravers, gangsters with hairdressers, students with shop assistants.
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In the battle of the virtual assistants, Microsoft's Cortana just scored.
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Most surprise bills were often from either anesthesiologists or surgical assistants.
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That doesn't necessarily mean those users aren't using voice assistants, however.
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Expect these devices and the assistants they house to keep proliferating.
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To produce his work, Mr. Davidson hired an army of assistants.
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You certainly don't need studio space or a team of assistants.
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Who might benefit the most from the rise of voice assistants?
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With voice assistants, we're going to skew in a different direction.
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The U11 comes with not one, but three different intelligent assistants.
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Opus Dei has a third type of member—the numerary assistants.
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Rob posted the job description on a website targeting personal assistants.
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Why have all these smart assistants actually made things more complicated?
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"They were convincing enough to scare our field assistants," she says.
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But they haven't included any smart assistants — at least until now.
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There is nothing I hate more than invoking assistants by name.
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Does anyone know if any of Wintour's assistants accept carrier pigeon?
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Assistants shuffle between tasks as impossibly mundane as they are unassailable.
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Technology has brought an abundance of virtual assistants into our lives.
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Facebook doesn't seem like it's giving up on assistants in general.
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All of this relies on the cognitive assistants Feed has created.
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The smart home is currently the key battlefield for smart assistants.
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Parros and his assistants were alerted minutes after the period ended.
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They want a private meeting ... without Kelly or his assistants present.
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And isn't that what we all demand from our digital assistants?
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Why are digital assistants like Siri bundled into mobile operating systems?
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It's not quite that simple: Caps hate having subordinates and assistants.
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Similarly, receptionists and executive assistants are being replaced by automated services.
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They'll freak out thinking their digital assistants are gonna go rogue.
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They must stay 150 yards away from her and her assistants.
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Desktop computers, laptop, mobile devices, cloud video recorders, home assistants, etc.
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Those with digital home assistants know this phenomenon all too well.
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It's also something most personal assistants do pretty well right now.
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He has promoted three young curatorial assistants and hired a fourth.
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Voice assistants and connected speakers are even less neutral than smartphones.
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Heatherton denied that the professors tended to hire attractive research assistants.
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She and two assistants went back to doing the transcriptions themselves.
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But the assistants have largely targeted consumers outside their work lives.
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Nurse practitioners, pharmacists, and physician assistants also earn six-figure salaries.
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Ms. Cordrey and Ms. Serino are research assistants at the center.
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Today, Adams is helping train a new cohort of research assistants.
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"That's going to be a huge trend: digital assistants," he said.
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His tenants waited tables at diners or worked as nursing assistants.
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Voice assistants are more habit-forming in cars than on smartphones.
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AI assistants are clearly the future for these giant tech companies.
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That weekend, Barkley took along Kondikoff and two other Whitehall assistants.
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Then one of the assistants starts to ring a gentle bell.
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If you're into voice assistants, you can always find a workaround.
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Most executive assistants make $48,000 per year in the White House.
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I hardly see these assistants staying confined to the living room.
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Both smart assistants can even help you order last-minute gifts.
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Photographer's assistants: P.J. Spaniol, Max Dworkin, Jahmad Balugo and Chen Xiangyun.
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Heritage helped place countless others, from staff assistants to cabinet secretaries.
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Such assistants usually have precarious work contracts, making them particularly vulnerable.
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Set assistants: Jennifer Robinson, Bobby Casey, George DeLacy and AJ Archer.
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Photo assistants: Karl Leitz, Caleb Andriella, Weichia Huang and Jess Kirkham.
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Virtual assistants are supposed to be a linchpin of tech's future.
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I'm the only employee except my sister and my two assistants.
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Photographer's assistants: Karl Leitz, Yuhsing Lin, Jess Kirkham and Vanessa Vargas.
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A single community health clinic has a registered nurse and assistants.
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He dismissed Quenneville and his assistants Kevin Dineen and Ulf Samuelsson.
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Photo assistants: Karl Leitz, Kristin Fiorenti, Jess Kirkham and Caleb Andriella.
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It's unclear why the assistants were not named in the documents.
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Think about the conventional wisdom about voice assistants for a moment.
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"A little bit thinner here," she tells one of her assistants.
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Coaches instructed players, mumbled to assistants, and fumed at the referees.
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These might be residents, physician assistants or nurse anesthetists, for example.
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This includes digital home assistants, connected appliances and self-driving cars.
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There were certain paintings that did get completed, sometimes by assistants.
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Stylist's assistants: Nick Buchanan, Noah Delfiner, Tas Tobey and Raymond Yook.
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Tailoring by Carol Ai. Stylist's assistants: Kelly Harris and Jeremy Anderegg
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Gaultier called Margiela one of the best assistants he's ever had.
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This trend has only accelerated with the rise of digital assistants.
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Set assistants: Xavier Marshall, Eddie Ballard, Jenny Moran and Luke Adler.
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As voice assistants gain popularity, they have become targets for hackers.
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Ms. Tarchak and Ms. Harris are senior editorial assistants in Opinion.
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Sonko and his assistants did not respond to calls seeking comment.
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Photo assistants: Will Englehardt, Kevin Vast, Jason Acton and Alex Cohen.
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The company plans to add other voice assistants at later dates.
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He made certain that his assistants were delivering the same message.
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High-paying jobs like physician assistants and mathematicians also offer flexibility.
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Ms. McGowan remembers passing two male assistants on the way in.
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Digital assistants from Amazon and Google have different perspectives and personalities.
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The assistants are in earlier stages of the coaching life cycle.
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She needed help from 3 assistants to get her car loaded.
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Both work alone, without the luxury of assistants and go-fers.
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At a high level, these devices/assistants are generally the same.
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The major speaker makers have all added screens to their assistants.
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For all the talk of how voice assistants could be the future of IoT or computing in general, the only consistently engaging use of home assistants like Echo or Google Home seems to be audio playback.
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To get a better sense of how these assistants are used, respondents were asked in separate questions how often (or even if) they used digital assistants on smart speakers (such as Amazon Echo), smartphones and PCs.
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A strike could mean students who also work as teachers and teaching assistants cancel their classes and office hours, refuse to grade papers and problem sets, and that research assistants also refrain from doing their jobs.
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Microsoft says it will "continue to evolve this experience and grow our voice integration across devices, digital assistants, and voice services," suggesting that we'll see other voice assistants appear on the Xbox One in the future.
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While details have been scarce, this would likely not include certified nursing assistants, nearly 20 percent of whom are born outside of the US. In some facilities, fully 100 percent of nursing assistants are foreign-born.
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For example, earlier this year Amazon put together a similar industry group designed to ensure voice assistants could interoperate with each other — so that voice assistants could coexist on the same speaker at the same time.
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That will increase your security and improve the performance of the TV. Voice Assistants: Learn how to manage audio recordings Voice assistants, often called smart speakers, offer an amazing amount of information; your wish is its command.
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Her shop assistants will wear custom Adam Selman aprons dotted with pearls.
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Harper and Charlie (the assistants) are effectively making their own romantic comedy.
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To test the two voice assistants, I first closed my office door.
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Sometimes I work with assistants on layers of the large-scale paintings.
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Are you terrified of the upcoming takeover of the smart home assistants?
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When he fell, assistants from the show jumped in to help him.
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Both smart speakers promise high-quality audio and feature voice-controlled assistants.
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TECH Q&A: DUELING ASSISTANTS, OUTSMARTING HACKERS, BLOCKING TEXTS, AND MORE 5.
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At stake is a fast-growing market for gadgets with virtual assistants.
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"UCLA never interviewed the medical assistants present or Dr. Heaps," Green said.
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These voice-activated "assistants" often live on existing laptops, smartphones and tablets.
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The study also showed all these assistants are getting smarter over time.
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Most robot assistants take one of these two forms: monolithic or humanoid.
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That's impressive, and way cleverer than what's available from other smart assistants.
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Given how complex intelligent assistants are, that's probably not going to happen.
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Had two twin assistants dressed exactly the same who trailed after him.
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These voice-activated "assistants" often live on existing laptops, smartphones, and tablets.
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Users can also now control privacy settings through their Google voice assistants.
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The former Miramax assistants believed the record of his statement was lost.
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Ask your question of Siri, Cortana, Google Now or other personal assistants.
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Whether the introduction of three new assistants will work is another matter.
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A few elderly shoppers pushed trolleys; shop assistants tidied the supermarket's shelves.
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These assistants are geared toward grown-ups, but kids gravitate toward them.
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This isn't the first time television has set off people's home assistants.
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Voice recognition was as bad as it usually is with digital assistants.
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I think virtual assistants really are going to be the big thing.
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Thinking about it solely in terms of clunky digital assistants seems reductive.
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It's even following the Sonos strategy of offering multiple voice assistants... eventually.
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That's where digital home assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant come in.
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Digital assistants and bots undeniably enhance our work lives in myriad ways.
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"We only focus on personal assistants that provide predictive capabilities," he said.
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Amazon's Echo has taken the lead on "smart speakers" using voice assistants.
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Sonos has chosen to remain agnostic when it comes to voice assistants.
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Especially if I don't have to do it with other voice assistants.
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Yes, robot cashiers, assistants, security guards and flight attendants are a thing.
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Similarly, LG ships its TVs with both its homegrown and Google's assistants.
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I couldn't tell you what makes app results appear inside these assistants.
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Inside the tents, U.N. assistants helped Venezuelans answer questions on the forms.
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Get clarity on costs, expenses, billing rates for administrative assistants, paralegals, etc.
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There are smart home assistants such as Google Home and Amazon Alexa.
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Some celebs would rather let their assistants handle their Tweeting and Instagramming.
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But further research has shown that assistants can have a positive impact.
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It would also let nurse practitioners and physician assistants prescribe the drug.
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Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants are projected to decline by 17.4%
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Many voice assistants have a hard "mute" switch to turn it off.
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"The ward is not to go to court," Shafer instructed his assistants.
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The hardest part is managing the adult relationships — parents, other teachers, assistants.
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This means many software testers, finance managers and administrative assistants are contractors.
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She has an office, two assistants, and working hours from 10 a.m.
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Virtual assistants also earn around $16 per hour as a side gig.
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She had her assistants track when employees arrived and left each day.
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On July 22018, Trump flew to Moscow with Ivana and two assistants.
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UNESCO also found assistants rarely have safeguards against abuse and gendered language.
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Big players are trying to make their personal assistants more human-like.
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Still, both assistants excelled in detailing places to eat in the area.
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I don't need the tech giants to make all virtual assistants men.
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Epstein called his team of female assistants "an extension" of his brain.
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Zuckerberg sees bots stepping in for customer service reps and personal assistants.
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Brown and his assistants pursued Frazier like bird dogs after a pheasant.
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You—well, your assistants and you—really have an eye for it.
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Nurse practitioners and physician assistants have to attend a 24-hour training.
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Right now, we're at the point where it's these ask-anything assistants.
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Khloé is adamant that her assistants are not helping with the move.
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Over the summer, Microsoft and Amazon unveiled integration between the two assistants.
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Before everyone carried smartphones, a lot of people carried Personal Digital Assistants.
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Set assistants: Joanna Seitz, Jade Sorensen, Paul Anthony Smith and Olivia Barnum.
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Some of those jobs pay little, such as waitresses and nursing assistants.
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But now the riches are trickling down a bit further, to assistants.
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Apple and Google were doing the same thing with their voice assistants.
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Many of the smart gadgets at CES worked with multiple virtual assistants.
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People frequently stream through the apartment: friends, relatives, clients, his two assistants.
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"We can't do that because I don't have 22 assistants," he said.
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When the TV truck arrives, he and his assistants get to work.
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If these assistants had smaller remits, they might be easier to build.
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Set assistants: Brian Downey, Pavel Marosin and Kristen Distler from Mary Howard
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Obama's White House had 473 aides, with 19 assistants to the president.
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I had assistants for the Fabric Museum show that were in-house.
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Along the way, officials' assistants can often see the material as well.
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It's great for homes with pets and is compatible with voice assistants.
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The latter prevents nurse practitioners and physician's assistants from performing the procedures.
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She got her start in the 21960s as one of Rivera's assistants.
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He often travels by private jet accompanied by a retinue of assistants.
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Some firms have already started to build smart voice assistants into products.
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Both headphones come with voice assistants, like Google Assistant and Amazon's Alexa.
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Tinguely and a team of assistants came to weld the iron armatures.
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He hears it as a story about how annoying shop assistants are.
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Beyond business needs, the family addresses personal needs with assistants and nannies.
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This proved an organizational disaster, considering that era's skeleton staff of assistants.
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Set design assistants: Brian Downey and Greg Huff of Mary Howard Studio.
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Google Assistant is one of the best digital assistants along with Alexa.
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Virtual assistants are poised to get smarter as we use them more.
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We're told the suspect is the son of one of Cher's assistants.
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They also added a few other true stories selected by research assistants.
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Hair assistants: Claire Grech, John Wooley, Mee Kyung Porter and Simon Khan.
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Hair assistants: Claire Grech, John Wooley, Mee Kyung Porter and Simon Khan.
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This AI startup wants to help robot assistants ask people the questions.
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We need primary care docs, physician's assistants, and telemedicine, all pulling together.
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He has assistants and has received awards for his highly specialized work.
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Stylist's assistants: Sean Nguyen, Olivia Kozlowski, Lucy Gaston Lighting director: Jodokus Driessen.
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I think voice assistants certainly are down that road of being easier.
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And nowhere near all of them work as teaching or research assistants.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, four of the six projected fastest-growing occupations between 85033 and 2024 are expected to be middle-skills jobs, including wind-turbine service technicians, occupational therapy assistants and physical therapist assistants.
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This is telling and speaks to the individual being a lower-level government employee, not one of the 50 or so assistants or deputy assistants to the president who actually work at the top of the American system.
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An analysis of the British workforce by Deloitte, a consultancy, highlighted a profound shift over the past two decades towards "caring" jobs: the number of nursing assistants increased by 909%, teaching assistants by 580% and careworkers by 168%.
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Unlike the Industrial Revolution and the computer revolution, the A.I. revolution is not taking certain jobs (artisans, personal assistants who use paper and typewriters) and replacing them with other jobs (assembly-line workers, personal assistants conversant with computers).
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LG: In terms of multi-platform, Liz, one of the things that I hear companies say a lot when they come out with new products, like new assistants or I guess assistants is probably the best example right now.
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Virtual assistants and retail product recommendations are also popular areas for AI investment.
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A new line of personal assistants is there to help with everyday queries.
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There's a reason the number of products that support the assistants is skyrocketing.
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My three brothers tried to be bullfighters, but they actually became bullfighter's assistants.
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Needless to say, it's probably the smartest of the personal assistants right now.
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A small deal if you're interested in spreading personal assistants around your home.
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Intelligent/digital/AI assistants are great, but consumers occasionally need an analog assistant.
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Hampton appeared unconscious while medical assistants performed chest compressions, according to the newspaper.
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Sounds like a future where cars also pack on-board assistants is inevitable.
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It represents a big step forward for the world of personal digital assistants.
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Don't just expect to see these assistants in regular items like smart speakers.
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If we're being real though, all of these assistants still kind of suck.
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Think of voice-activated assistants, facial ID recognition or digital health-care sensors.
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The support for voice assistants and the nice app navigation are nice bonuses.
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In response, the National Association of Health Care Assistants pledged to take action.
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The UN released a study on how voice assistants are bad for women.
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To say that home assistants are helpful is a bit of an understatement.
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It turns Olaf's henchmen, who are meant to be fearsome, into gormless assistants.
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One of the Victoria's female assistants immediately neutralized the situation, Witt-Brattström added.
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In some ways, Bixby sounds not all too different from other digital assistants.
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The big story of this year's CES isn't smart assistants or autonomous cars.
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The same questions were asked on 68 phones that used the smartphone assistants.
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The smartphone assistants did not do much better on issues of domestic violence.
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There are no interns or assistants posting under the Canadian-born musician's name.
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Yiannopoulos recommended one of his young assistants to Walter for a research project.
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The Eagles are said to be looking at a group of N.F.L. assistants.
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It came in from Holland with a pilot and a couple of assistants.
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Eleanor Eagan and Max Moran are research assistants at the Revolving Door Project.
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And it's generally designed to support the integration of voice assistants, like Alexa.
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You can use all three smart assistants to control your smart home gadgets.
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He no longer shelves magazines and newspapers; his assistants take care of that.
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The most obvious examples are the digital assistants created by the technology giants.
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It's no secret that today's conversational assistants leave a lot to be desired.
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And I have two assistants who work part-time: Lisa D. and Julie.
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We can help those players reach their full potential with our AI assistants.
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But one might be brewing right now in the world of intelligent assistants.
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He's all for allowing device makers to create gadgets that support multiple assistants.
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Mercedes and BMW are producing their own AI-powered in-car voice assistants.
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We now see more than 500 million people using bots and digital assistants.
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Right now AI-powered assistants are largely defined by what they stumble at.
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No, our smart home assistants don't appear as holograms of 1950s moms (yet).
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Learn more about how kids with special needs can benefit from home assistants.
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Smart-home devices and digital assistants track your daily habits and have microphones.
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At the recent CES, both Hyundai and Toyota announced new in-car assistants.
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But there's reason the friendly bot and digital assistants space is worth watching.
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"Personal assistants are going to blow VR out of the water," he said.
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Eventually what's going to happen is voice assistants are going to have agency.
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Unlike centralized assistants like Alexa and Google, Snips knows nothing about its users.
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Britain's 73 MEPs will pack up their offices and send their assistants home.
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Its sourcing included 20013 former and current executives and assistants at Weinstein's companies.
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It's really the combination of the high-tech hardware and highly attentive assistants.
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Microsoft is opening up Windows 10 even further to third-party digital assistants.
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On the other end of the conversation, you interact with human shopping assistants.
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The move to embracing voice assistants makes sense for the wireless speaker company.
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For these two digital assistants, dirty jokes mean puns – and lots of them.
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In the lab, one of Kindt's assistants asked Klaver a series of questions.
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The basic technologies behind voice assistants and natural language processing support this idea.
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Today Alexa, like all voice assistants, often fails to comprehend the blindingly obvious.
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This would mean that its device would have two voice assistants on it.
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The program will also offer financial support to low-paid juniors and assistants.
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As often seems to be the case with assistants, partnerships tend to win.
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But while it nailed the essentials, Alexa isn't as "smart" as other assistants.
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This is not the first discovery of a surprising vulnerability in digital assistants.
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More important, we wanted to learn whether these assistants could actually save lives.
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The new law also allows physician assistants to perform some types of abortions.
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It's a direct competitor to the Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant voice assistants.
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Vermont: Teacher assistants had a 13% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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This starter kit is also compatible with Amazon's, Google's, and Apple's smart assistants.
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Some 35,000 teaching and research assistants across the country are currently in unions.
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Epstein hired only female assistants, according to a 2005 New York Times article.
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Of course, Bixby, like all other smart assistants, is a work in progress.
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Three mornings a week, a dozen assistants assemble for a group exercise session.
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The days of buying devices or smart assistants will be over soon enough.
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Is barking orders at our AI-powered voice assistants turning us into jerks?
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Bixby is Samsung's answer to Apple's Siri, Amazon's Alexa and other virtual assistants.
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"Neurosurgery" depicts a scalpel-wielding doctor and his assistants bent over a soldier.
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Major foreign voice assistants are nowhere to be seen in the Chinese market.
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In 2015, 65 percent of smartphone owners surveyed were using their voice assistants.
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Look around your workplace—are the only people of color cleaners or assistants?
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Downstairs, in the production workshop, assistants were assembling sculptures and designing architectural structures.
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Amazon, Apple and Microsoft have similar developer programs for their own virtual assistants.
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"I was just hanging out with a couple of the assistants," Nurse said.
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Neither did 1 percent of openings for executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants.
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Nurse practitioners and physician assistants should be allowed to prescribe medications without restrictions.
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Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) provide hands-on, personal health care to medical patients.
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Weary sales assistants were being asked about items that were now long gone.
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Ms. Harris and Ms. Tarchak are senior editorial assistants for the Opinion section.
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Staffing includes registered nurses, licensed mental health providers, physician assistants and a physician.
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He went missing with two of his assistants, Kraidej Leulert and Chatchan Bubpawan.
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Google is tightening privacy restrictions on its Chrome browser and its voice assistants.
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The team's two other assistants, Autry and Gerry McNamara, are former Syracuse players.
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These changes all represent real progress on improving privacy protections within smart assistants.
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I'll have a team of assistants over to help me create looks live.
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China even has developed robots to serve as teachers' aides and medical assistants.
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Many bartenders start as waiters or bartending assistants before getting a gig themselves.
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They can work directly with Amazon's Alexa or the Google Assistant voice assistants.
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On stage, Mistry mentioned possible implementations from personal assistants to foreign language tutors.
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You've got this new consortium of companies working together now on voice assistants.
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"It&aposs based on the best assistants we&aposve seen succeed," noted Penzcak.
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The industry also employed 57,240 medical assistants, with a projected 22.6% growth rate.
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The industry also employed 163,950 nursing assistants, with a projected 8.9% growth rate.
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She has eight Haitian and Salvadoran workers with TPS, mostly certified nursing assistants.
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It built their music services and talking virtual assistants directly into its products.
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CEO, Squared AwayMy Company: We are a team of remote chief executive assistants.
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The news assistants, who mostly do administrative jobs and get paid the least.
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"Assistants and couriers would bring them in stacks," the former news reporter said.
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Though Siri made its debut in 2011 well before other voice assistants, Amazon.
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The company is encouraging computer developers to build similar assistants on its platform.
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PayScale estimates that college laboratory assistants make around $14.62 an hour on average.
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Among those sought are police officers, research assistants, teachers and engineers, Anadolu said.
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Secretaries, administrative assistants, office clerks and receptionists are common occupations for Native women.
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But they were created with the help of very untraditional studio assistants: robots.
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"But the voice assistants, potentially there are a lot of benefits to it."
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I will say voice assistants are great for parents, and for elderly people.
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Neither Google nor Microsoft pays developers working on skills for their voice assistants.
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Toyota, Nissan and Honda have all demonstrated concept versions of car-specific assistants they intend to eventually make available, for instance, and other automakers including Ford are working with Amazon and others to bring existing virtual assistants to their vehicles, too.
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Personal Assistants Will Take Over Our Lives It was a breakout year for artificial intelligent personal assistants with the launch of products like Google Home and the Amazon Echo Dot—and we're expecting this trend to continue heading into 2017.
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In addition, with Alexa in the mix, the U11 now has two voice control assistants and three virtual assistants (the Google Assistant that comes with every Android phone, as well as HTC's own assistant called Sense Companion) on this one phone.
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Apple's Siri, Amazon Alexa and other virtual assistants are also gaining popularity in automobiles.
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But it's not just smart speakers and digital assistants that are getting more intelligent.
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It was more than he and his small staff of teaching assistants could handle.
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Columbia University filed a challenge over a recent vote by graduate assistants to unionize.
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This makes sense for AI assistants like Siri and Alexa, which are user-activated.
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These therapy assistants help patients develop and improve skills to live and work better.
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Virtual assistants like Siri, Cortana, and Google Assistant are only good when they're nearby.
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It also understands context and can answer more complex questions than many other assistants.
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"We need child care workers, we need teachers, we need care assistants," Hegewisch said.
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The staff is comprised of teachers with education degrees and assistants who are refugees.
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So even though I've written the episode, I go and sit with the assistants.
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Idina is a golden retriver trained by Canine Assistants to be a therapy dog.
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That is the way I trained my assistants when I became United States Attorney.
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Some of these creatures are feisty and fight the assistants and might hurt someone.
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And even Madonna has had to get rid of one of her personal assistants.
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Two of Weinstein's assistants were initially at the meeting, Skidmore said, but later left.
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I have to tell the production assistants, "I live here!" when I walk home.
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Each of the assistants was able to find a list of nearby Indian restaurants.
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Amazon and Microsoft are partnering to better integrate their Alexa and Cortana digital assistants.
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Weaving his way among hairdressers, makeup artists and their assistants, Lennon went to work.
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Amazon and Google assistants do not ask users to reveal passwords when working correctly.
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Student teaching and research assistants at private universities will now be allowed to unionize.
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If voice assistants are more than a fad, Snips is building some promising technology.
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More efficient similarity search opens up possibilities for recommendation engines and personal assistants alike.
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Voice assistants have always shined in two areas: setting timers, and controlling smart homes.
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Major tech firms are focusing on bolstering the capabilities of their digital personal assistants.
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Profession-wise, the women are models, Pilates instructors, real estate agents, and executive assistants.
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How many assistants and shot doctors and sideline foam roller guys would teams employ?
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I started volunteering at her salon and then eventually became one of her assistants.
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It also boasts multiple smart assistants, the latest Intel processors, and new privacy features.
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Other technology firms are also boosting the capabilities of their own AI digital assistants.
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She said her personal assistants are all former White House interns who stood out.
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For years they've been busy building voice assistants for virtually every major auto manufacturer.
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Google and Amazon let you review and delete everything you've asked their voice assistants.
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Maybe this time will be different now that digital assistants are all the rage.Â
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Voice assistants could also be a key driver for many companies in the future.
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However, Lucrecia Mayer wasn't really addressing Argentina's former president, nor any of her assistants.
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For example, many voice assistants typically have female voices unless you change the settings.
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The company pairs agents with digital assistants to help the agents show more homes.
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You also won't have to worry about the artificially intelligent assistants spying on you.
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Digital assistants like Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri are easier to use than ever.
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Voice assistants still rule the smart homeExpect Google Assistant to step up its game.
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The new voice assistant button is a nice touch, if you like voice assistants.
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That's exactly what the creators of newer virtual assistants, such as KAI, are doing.
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LeCun wants to build assistants, but ones that really understand what you tell them.
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I'm sure he is going to bring the best possible assistants that he can.
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" These included business expenses charged by Rothenberg's "numerous administrative assistants at his direct request.
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Voice assistants can't do everything and sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words.
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Then again, virtual assistants don't always get it right in the real world, either.
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But how bad was Apple's first foray into tablets, or hand-held assistants, really?
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In Sweden, meanwhile, older refugees are being trained as teaching assistants to speed integration.
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He (and his industrious young assistants) wanted to leave a mark on the debate.
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The smart assistants on our smartphones are going to become more and more important.
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In 2016, this is probably best illustrated by the way we use voice assistants.
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But before we get assistants everywhere, we'll have to access them in particular places.
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Of all the digital assistants available, Cortana has been best integrated into desktop computers.
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Or did they decline an invitation to mind meld with the other digital assistants?
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The assistants—young and often female, the presumed inheritors—are listening on the line.
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He brought two assistants with him every time he traveled on his private jet.
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"I don't want any hierarchy in my dining room" — no captains, assistants or bussers.
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"They are factory workers, construction laborers and shop assistants," Jiao says of her clients.
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I mean, other than...my assistants here, have you ever heard the word 'throuple'?
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DIGITAL assistants such as Siri and Cortana are increasingly common on phones and computers.
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He even has a team of researchers and assistants helping him maintain Westeros continuity.
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They're not gonna pay that kind of money for three assistants on the bench.
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Apple, Amazon and Google are all racing to get smart assistants into your homes.
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Illinois: Graduate teaching assistants had a 72% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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She no longer climbs ladders to paint, relying on assistants to position the canvases.
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That happens through your phone because the speaker doesn't have those assistants built-in.
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By contrast, medical orderlies and nurse's assistants (a growing field) earn half as much.
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"Other voice assistants may be geared toward what they have data for," Deng said.
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But either way, the assumption that virtual assistants should be female is a problem.
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Assistants were required to sit outside the meetings, which could run until 3 a.m.
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Nurses, nurse practitioners, physician's assistants, and administrators typically staff jail infirmaries around the clock.
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Personal Digital Assistants, known as PDAs, took the world by storm in the 1990s.
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The referee Jon Moss and his assistants engaged in a last-minute pep talk.
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Journalists have investigated the dangers of always-on microphones and artificially intelligent voice assistants.
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I didn't want to give it to one of my assistants to do it.
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I called for help and Kay, one of Shaun's assistants, came to the rescue.
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They are virtual intelligent assistants that automate repetitive processes by mimicking what humans do.
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That mistake aside, Hound is a major step forward for voice-controlled phone assistants.
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They largely seem to be steering clear of smart assistants in their own homes.
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The findings could concern consumers, as well as the companies that offer voice assistants.
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These are, essentially, extra "features" that users can elect to integrate into their assistants.
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So would tuition breaks for graduate students who work as teaching or research assistants.
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Some 22 percent used intelligent home personal assistants, like Google Home or Amazon's Alexa.
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Of those who've used voice assistants in their cars, 68 percent do so monthly.
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As voice assistants continue to proliferate, look to cars to be a big market.
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Yeah. Like, those assistants just get the shit beat out of them in Hollywood.
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Denes and a team of assistants planted it over the course of a month.
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This includes production assistants, some of the people hit the hardest by the shutdowns.
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Many people use digital assistants to get the weather forecast or listen to music.
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"He just has that balance in today's N.H.L.," said Lalonde, one of Cooper's assistants.
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The next looming battle in the tech world will be based around digital assistants.
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Assistants divided the team up to work on various offensive sets at different baskets.
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Showrunners Shonda Rhimes and Greg Berlanti have donated money to the Hollywood Assistants Fund.
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Multiple works in progress keep him and several studio assistants busy into the evenings.
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He runs the equivalent of a multinational art factory, with assistants churning out work.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Digital voice assistants like Amazon's Alexa have become household staples.
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Although assistants work in the wings, the restaurant is essentially a one-man show.
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The Fed Board employed 150 research assistants in 2017, 39 percent of them women.
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During its airing, Verdugo was also recognized by the American Society of Medical Assistants.
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But what if women were the ones designing the voice assistants to begin with?
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Dumas was criticized by some for hiring assistants to help with research and plotting.
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He said several of his assistants in Caracas had been arrested in his absence.
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You can also access all of the automation features that both voice assistants offer.
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Assistants will earn $18, up from $15, according to a spokeswoman for the agency.
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Voice assistants are key on smaller devices, such as glasses, where swiping is impractical.
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They later served as assistants together under Mike Krzyzewski at Duke from 2011-2013.
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"I've had quite a few — I guess I'd call them replay assistants," Weber said.
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And by assistants, I mean drunk friends with glue guns shoved into their hands.
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Over the years, news assistants have doubled as actors, painters, fashion designers and musicians.
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At midnight, the two coaches — and two carloads of assistants — went to Tunica, Miss.
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He reached out to coaches, to players who had become assistants, even to sportswriters.
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In addition to voice assistants, smart TVs and wearable devices are growing in popularity.
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"I like that better than the other one," one of the assistants told me.
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I decided to approach him, and the other assistants were quick to offer advice.
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He has no driver to shuttle him around or assistants to cater to him.
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They have since arrested five people, including two assistants of a senior hospital doctor.
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It reversed a 2004 labor board decision involving graduate student assistants at Brown University.
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The idea, these companies hope, is that there will be two kinds of assistants.
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Apple has only gotten more ambitious, expanding into television, personal assistants, and health monitoring.
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They're hired at all levels, from physicians to clinical-care managers and administrative assistants.
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Sessions and his assistants claimed the defendants filled out the disputed absentee ballots themselves.
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The next morning, one of his assistants called me and asked some additional questions.
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That confusion could include the manipulation of virtual assistants such as Siri and Alexa.
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I mean, other than ... my assistants here, have you ever heard the word 'throuple'?
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Finally, talking to any of these smart assistants can be really frustrating at times.
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Many celebrities use social media managers or assistants to run their accounts for them.
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When the liver is injured, these hardworking chemical assistants leak into the circulatory system.
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When the liver is injured, these hardworking chemical assistants leak into the circulatory system.
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But a new generation of family farmers is welcoming robotic assistants and smartphone apps.
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MOSCOW — They are small as physician assistants go, about two inches long, and slithery.
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It was maybe four or five or six people and a few research assistants.
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His designers and assistants migrated across the courtyard to other sample rooms and ateliers.
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In the short term, that means things like making smartphone assistants smarter, he said.
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Are you blaming your assistants and fact-checkers for the bulk of the mistakes?
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Digital assistants like Google Assistant and Alexa will play a major role in familiarizing people with AI. This could ultimately help establish trust in a driverless vehicle, especially when these digital assistants become more common in cars and begin controlling more components.
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The big picture: Today's consumers have a choice whether to allow voice assistants like those from Google and Amazon into their home — a choice that may vanish as more devices gain internet connection and as built-in voice assistants become routine add-ons.
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The assistants scored a small victory recently, when Creative Artists Agency, one of the Big Four talent agencies in Los Angeles, announced that it was raising pay for its hourly workers, a group that includes assistants, mailroom clerks, receptionists and agent trainees.
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Meanwhile, Apple and other companies weathered a minor scandal recently when they acknowledged that they had sent recordings made by their voice assistants to employees and contractors to review, ostensibly for assessing how well the assistants understood and responded to the request.
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There's also a new Qualcomm Sensing Hub, which is designed to allow for things like wake-word monitoring for AI assistants like Alexa or Google Assistant at extremely low power levels (less than 1 mW), with support for multiple simultaneous smart assistants.
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Much like we saw at CES, virtual assistants also continued to creep into every product.
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LG: There should be at least five Assistants to go with the 53 messaging apps.
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Voice-activated speakers like Amazon Echo and Google Home have become indispensable as smart assistants.
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Babel is good friends with Drake and one of his friends (and assistants), Ryan Silverstein.
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By comparison, users of Amazon's and Microsoft's digital assistants are a drop in the bucket.
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After all, people use virtual assistants to access vital, relevant and sometimes incredibly random information.
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She said medical assistants were present during the doctor's examinations with both of the accusers.
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She added that her personal assistants are all former White House interns who stood out.
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It's also got a built-in microphone for making calls or accessing digital voice assistants.
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Audio recordings of requests made to Amazon and Google assistants are also reviewed by humans.
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The 11 other victims were engineers, account clerks, administrative assistants and right-of-way agents.
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This means Alexa and other digital assistants might soon sound less robotic and more human.
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In fact, ignore any praise we've ever heaped onto smart speakers and voice-controlled assistants.
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Both of them have fought hard to gain an advantage in video and voice assistants.
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To fully understand why, it's important to grasp just how popular voice assistants have become.
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More than 90 million US smartphone owners use voice assistants at least once a month.
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"Big tech companies want voice assistants to be accepted and to sell, obviously!" it added.
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With that in mind, people have taken to asking their digital assistants about the CIA.
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Like most digital assistants, Jibo can connect to and help you control smart home devices.
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That also means that the company is looking at how it can integrate voice assistants.
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Her two assistants — Baby-faced 1 and Baby-faced 2 — make copies and distribute cookies.
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As it turns out, what's good for storytelling also is good for actual AI assistants.
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Why it matters: Scale matters in the world of voice assistants, writes Axios' Ina Fried.
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Pagano announced that six assistants, including the defensive coordinator Greg Manusky, had been let go.
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Let's face it: Most voice assistants are still too dumb be useful in everyday life.
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All three devices work with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Samsung's own Bixby voice assistants.
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We just got our first taste of how digital assistants will talk to each other.
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Instead, companies like Facebook are focusing on using automated systems as assistants to human moderators.
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Some may also perform other clerical duties commonly done by secretaries and other administrative assistants.
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Crafted without legions of doting assistants, Butterly's modest-sized, handmade pieces are truly radical statements.
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Facebook is building a voice assistant to rival similar assistants from Amazon, Apple, and Google.
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Mercedes isn't the first automaker to recognize the potential of third party digital voice assistants.
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The board's 3-1 decision overturned a 2004 precedent involving Brown University graduate-student assistants.
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Current assistants are entirely scripted, with a tree of possible things they can tell you.
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Make way, Bixby: Samsung is opening up its 2019 TV lineup to other voice assistants.
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I remember one of my assistants telling me that I have to get on Instagram.
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Digital assistants like Amazon Echo will become more common and start interfacing with your car.
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In addition, more than one-third of millennials (33.5%) will use virtual assistants in 2017.
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For many, voice assistants are a nice-to-have, but not a need-to-have.
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A majority — 80 percent — said they were "somewhat" or "very" satisfied with their digital assistants.
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It's worth keeping a close eye on all things privacy with smart speakers and assistants.
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So one of his assistants will almost certainly be typing out the responses for him.
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He spends most of the day shouting his tweets at assistants for them to send.
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Right now Mycroft seems to be the premier open alternative to Amazon and Google's assistants.
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However, virtual assistants should be considered a supplement to the central team, not a substitute.
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The team relayed various hypothetical situations to the assistants across 68 smartphones from seven manufacturers.
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Smart assistants know what you're asking for, and smart doorbells know who's coming and going.
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Thousands of shop assistants and waiters have been enrolled in the police to this end.
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In the year and a half since, other assistants have gotten displays of their own.
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AuBuchon writes: I sit tight at the bar, next to one of the newer assistants.
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Amy and Andrew are AI assistants that help schedule meetings for up to four people.
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This often includes a team of trainers, personal chefs, nannies, and other unnamed, invisible assistants.
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At the very least, the default settings for these assistants should not always be women.
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They also are likely going to become especially important as voice assistants become more prevalent.
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Many point to digital assistants as proof-positive for AI's potential to improve human life.
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Japanese carmakers Honda and Toyota have also been working on robotic assistants for the home.
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One of Popovich's assistants, Ettore Messina, coached the team for Game 3 in San Antonio.
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That small distance gives these companies making personal assistants permission to experiment a bit more.
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Believe it or not, some people ask their virtual assistants some not-so-appropriate questions.
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His ideal assistant will possess common sense and an ability to communicate with other assistants.
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All three assistants have made significant gains over the past year, according to the report.
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Hundreds of Columbia University teaching and research assistants went on strike in August, for example.
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Trump has at least 26 assistants, including family members like Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner.
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That means third-parties can create their own AI assistants for us to talk to.
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The NLRB was considering a case brought by group of teaching assistants at Columbia University.
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The big challenge for these companies — especially those building their own assistants — is getting noticed.
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All voice assistants occasionally get things wrong, but Siri tends to misunderstand users more often.
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Whether voice-activated banking will take off would depend on how ubiquitous personal assistants are.
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Five pages into reading "The Assistants," you know Perri has a hit on her hands.
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Chances are, we'll see support for testing with other voice assistants in the future, too.
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Attendees can peek at the future of TVs, mobile phones, voice assistants and of robots.
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Cortana competes with other AI voice assistants Amazon's Alexa, Apple's Siri, and the Google Assistant.
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It's also compatible with your existing smart voice assistants, including Google Assistant and Amazon's Alexa.
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Total employed in the US: 4,320What they do, according to O*NET: Teacher assistants help
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" Few are likely to miss the photo assistants holding large reflectors and shouting, "Look here!
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So I asked all three voice assistants if they're spying on us, just for kicks.
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The additional support included projectors, headphones, additional stage assistants, tents, security and other extra staff.
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AI is already deployed in the home through applications like Google's Nest, and voice assistants.
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The list of women who have accused Weinstein of unwanted advances includes actresses and assistants.
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Jen Neff, one of Cetti's assistants, set a box of colored paper on the worktable.
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But, for now, consumers are most frequently using the basic functions of their voice assistants.
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As such assistants get even smarter, this increasingly routine behavior will become even more so.
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Google and Apple also employee teams of humans to review recordings from their voice assistants.
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Saban also improved to 15-0 against his former assistants who are currently head coaches.
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Facebook, Google, Apple, Microsoft and Amazon are all working hard on improving their personal assistants.
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In the end, nothing changed—the men were the cooks, and women were their assistants.
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There's no microphone and Devialet doesn't plan to support voice assistants on its devices directly.
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Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants who don't work at the White House typically make
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CNN's Yazhou Sun and news assistants Kinnie Li and Naira Oberoi contributed to this report.
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An entourage of assistants and stagehands scurried around unloading speakers, costume bags, and equipment cases.
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Digital home assistants can do everything from turn off the lights to tell you jokes.
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Alice Sutton, U.C. San Diego Health Let's not forget the physician assistants and nurse practitioners.
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Even junior editorial assistants grew accustomed to catered lunches and use of a car service.
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Automation companies are eager to promote the bots as helpful assistants instead of job killers.
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Some women link this to the fact assistants in the real world are predominantly female.
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Many people use assistants for just basic tasks, like getting the weather forecast or music.
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Another point I hadn't considered: I have only corresponded with physician assistants, rather than dermatologists.
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Since 2010, the organization has hired 10 Latino curators and added 8 Latino curatorial assistants.
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What normally is accomplished by artist assistants behind closed doors will become a public performance.
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Artists, writers, assistants, publicists, C.E.O.s, producers, engineers and women from all sectors of the business.
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In turn, he has increased the number of physician assistants and doctors working each shift.
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"It causes a great deal of frustration for both of my executive assistants," he said.
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Others kid that their pets will make useful assistants to help them stay on task.
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The couple met in 2011 while working as editorial assistants at The New York Times.
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Set assistants: Mike Williams, Todd Knopke, Noelle Tocci, Cameron Michel, Esther Akintoye and Jay Jansen.
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Meanwhile, personal digital assistants like Siri and Google Assistant are trendy in the United States.
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Amazon and Microsoft are cutting deals with carmakers to integrate their assistants directly into vehicles.
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Ms. Harris and Ms. Tarchak are senior editorial assistants and members of the Community team.
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Galloway and Elrod were assistants to Jim Grobe at Wake Forest from 217 to 214.
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Both voice assistants are bolstered by software, similar to apps, that gives them more capabilities.
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"Don't light the candles just yet," the event producer said to one of her assistants.
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Ms. Harris and Ms. Tarchak are senior editorial assistants and members of Opinion's community team.
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It was unclear how many of the other Redskins assistants, if any, Rivera will keep.
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Later, he cofounded Vlingo, which he says "created the first virtual assistants on mobile phones."
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They're all compatible with both Yale's own app as well as the major digital assistants.
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Very wealthy people often dispatch personal assistants to handle chores like looking for an apartment.
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Artists, writers, assistants, publicists, CEOs, producers, engineers, and women from all sectors of the business.
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Other signatures include writers, producers, and assistants from both of Franken's periods at the show.
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That means home cameras like Nest, home assistants like Alexa, or the Echo Dot Kids.
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You can control devices without screens and those assistants can almost become your handy helper.
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Michigan is committed to paying Jim Harbaugh's top three assistants $23 million each per year.
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And with smart assistants, all you need is your voice to locate your missing items.
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Though prospective virtual assistants can take courses online, Sloan didn't learn through a formal course.
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In a 2013 study, four research assistants posed as hitchhikers on a roadside in France.
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The company has long said it wants to offer support for all popular digital assistants.
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Suhail's assistants told Hamada that if he admitted to carrying weapons he would be released.
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There were nine of us, including three graduate assistants who'd come with Azam and Ranjan.
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He does not want to delegate all of those responsibilities to his assistants, he said.
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A lot of people of color in the assistants' pools are first-generation college students.
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There are luncheons with 65 black assistants at C.A.A., where we have executives of color.
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I'm sure a lot of data is collected for these assistants to do their job.
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The couple met in August 2005 at an orientation for new resident assistants at college.
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The union is continuing to work towards increased benefits and promotion opportunities for curatorial assistants.
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With those stakes in mind, tech giants have been scrambling to make their assistants omnipresent.
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The head coach, Sylvia Hatchell, and her three assistants will be paid during the investigation.
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Miner is also keen on the potential of artificial intelligence, and in particular automated assistants.
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The only men in the painting are put-upon assistants and the harried store manager.
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Consumers have become accustomed to calling out names for popular voice assistants, such as Amazon.
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The company recently released an audio chip specifically designed to integrate headphones with digital assistants.
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In addition to the Genius assistants who help with technical problems and sales assistants who help you buy things, you can now also visit with creative pros in the store, who answer questions on Apple's software and services like Apple TV and Apple Music.
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But that has shifted the caregiving burden onto family members, who are increasingly stressed and often supplemented by personal-care aides (also referred to as certified nurse assistants, personal-care assistants or home health aides) employed by thousands of home-care agencies across the country.
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While certain state laws allow teaching and research assistants at many public universities to organize, a 2004 National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) decision held that teaching assistants at Brown University could not unionize because their relationship with the school was "primarily educational," rather than economic.
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Other top investors like Icahn and Buffett rely on their assistants to send and receive messages.
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That's nowhere more clear than in offices where men have recently been hired as administrative assistants.
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There's a randomized gacha system for unlocking new characters, assistants, and for upgrading your existing rosters.
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In each individual and team drill, the winners earned points for their unit; assistants kept score.
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Nursing assistants need to complete a state-approved program and pass an exam to become certified.
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When [digital assistants] start doing this stuff, people will say, 'Holy shit, that's what i want.
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It could grant smart assistants the capacity to understand and originate conversation with much more sophistication.
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In an unlikely union of voice assistants, Amazon and Microsoft have married up Alexa and Cortana.
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When it comes to smart assistants, Siri is clearly behind Amazon's Alexa and the Google Assistant.
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As telecommuting and the gig economy grow, digital assistants could help employers keep tabs on workers.
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Google, Apple and Amazon, could potentially be on these devices in the form of voice assistants.
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Under federal law, doctors, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants can obtain a waiver to prescribe buprenorphine.
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J.K. Rowling was robbed by one of her former assistants, according to a recent BBC report.
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Most people who interact with virtual assistants seem to realize these shortcomings pretty quickly, as well.
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For people with visual impairments or limited motor skills, voice assistants can certainly make life easier.
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Even if Alexa beats the pants off of other virtual assistants, convenience will always win out.
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However, Bixby isn't totally without its merits, as it can do things the other assistants can't.
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Gimlet Media's Sandra will make you rethink digital smart assistants, and your warped relationship to them.
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Male postal service and mail sorters are most likely to marry secretaries and administrative assistants. 13.
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Voice assistants are another type of robot that are helping to make shopping faster and easier.
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While Google Assistant is built in, it seems that not all Google Assistants are created equal.
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When talking about intelligent personal assistants, people tend to think about Siri, Cortana or Amazon Echo.
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It will not ship with third-party functionalities with smart assistants like Alexa or Google Assistant.
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But he also suggested that smart TVs and voice assistants have changed where Harmony fits in.
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Unlike other models, including the Chromecast, the Roku Premiere can't be connected with virtual voice assistants.
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Artificial intelligence may be making small and steady advances in general-purpose situations like digital assistants.
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I think that people will need more guarantees about privacy before they fully embrace digital assistants.
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In the battle of the voice assistants, one entrant still appears to be staying rather quiet.
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Apple said that Siri had "become faster and smarter" and spoke more languages than other assistants.
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Thomas E. Dewey of New York, he made Mr. Elsey one of his six administrative assistants.
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That time, I met with a young man currently serving as one of Harvey's senior assistants.
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Parcells often hires his own assistants but retained Zimmer because he liked his passion and forthrightness.
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The assistants strain to gain entry into professional strata by working until their eyes are bleary.
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Allowing physician assistants and dental hygienists to do more without supervision by a doctor or dentist.
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Devices with voice assistants are always on, and often capture audio that wasn't intended for them.
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But I've realized that my fear of voice assistants really comes from a more subconscious place.
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Its makers claim its the first standalone device in which the competing smart assistants play nice.
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They also have a "truth or dare" section and jokes about using personal assistants like Siri.
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The makers and marketers of voice assistants do not want us to worry about the future.
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As more people shop from home, physical stores are being closed and shop assistants laid off.
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But if you like your intelligent fish assistants nice and official, this is your lucky day.
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In-The-Know: A labor board ruled that graduate-student assistants can unionize at private colleges.
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But nursing assistants in El Centro already are paid a median wage of $15.07 an hour.
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The headphones will reportedly support multiple smart assistants, as Sonos' latest speakers are designed to do.
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Limp's response is that he's not actually interested in competing directly with "assistants" as a category.
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It was clear well before the event kicked off that smart assistants would dominate the show.
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More than 66 percent said they used digital assistants weekly, and 19 percent used them daily.
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Every voice assistantAlexa, Google Now, Cortana—Apple's got some competition when it comes to smart assistants.
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Sanders and her press assistants mingled with journalists at receptions leading up to last year's dinner.
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The more people that call the representative's office, the less detail the assistants will write down.
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He says that robot carpentry assistants would allow workers to concentrate on the really demanding work.
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I used the assistants to help check a multiplication problem that was in my math homework.
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Techies reckon voice assistants could replace phones and tablets as the interface with the digital world.
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Sure, he "tweets" in the sense that he dictates things to his personal assistants and interns.
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Then there's the matter of integrated smart assistants, such as Amazon's Alexa and the Google Assistant.
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The point is that as a whole, smartphone assistants aren't smart enough to be defining features.
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Wearables and home smart assistants will do tasks, make payments, and help us stay on schedule.
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The first category, which is the default category, are called "first assistants" to the particular office.
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This can be the ritual humiliation of models, belittling of assistants, power plays and screaming fits.
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Whether they're called companions, assistants, or friends, they're the Doctor's fellow travelers through space and time.
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This year, streaming services were integrated into even more everyday products, like wearables and virtual assistants.
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Miller also signed a law to let nurse practitioners and physicians' assistants to perform the procedure.
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You can't just put men in positions of power and tell women to be their assistants.
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Red carpet assistants, dancers, producers and even a chandelier tech are all involved in the process.
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So, like most other digital voice assistants on the market, Cortana is relentlessly chipper and upbeat.
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Here's a list of some funny things you didn't know your personal digital assistants could do.
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There are a lot of ideas for how to get smart assistants into your living room.
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As smart assistants go, Mr. Monopoly is nowhere near as intelligent as Alexa, or even Siri.
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You can already control Roku devices with other virtual assistants, including Roku's own and Google Assistant.
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Of all the voice assistants, it's the worst at answering simple queries and interacting with people.
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While smart assistants creep deeper into our lives, I'm willing to try every one of them.
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They're both virtual personal assistants made by two of the biggest, most influential companies in tech.
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Right now it's only Amazon and Google who've built such sophisticated personal assistants for the home.
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And how long before Apple and Microsoft offer their own personal assistants for Siri and Cortana?
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The union that represents Australian shop assistants has launched a public awareness campaign on the issue.
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Amazon's Alexa, Apple's Siri, and Microsoft's Cortana are some of today's most well known virtual assistants.
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The Mineta San José International Airport added the automated assistants to its customer service team yesterday.
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The hope is that the electronic assistants will coax travelers into the airport's shops and restaurants.
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The prize was announced in a video featuring a Ferrari, a Porsche, and hot female assistants.
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And it depends on bots living up to their billing as friendly, powerful, all-knowing assistants.
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Digital assistants in general, and Siri in particular, have been taking a lot of flak recently.
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Those majestic swings that seem to appear in nature are actually being held up by assistants.
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And an explicit economic argument made by companies for using virtual assistants is to reduce payrolls.
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While social platform giants like Facebook are piling effort into building their own AI-fueled assistants.
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The witness said he personally told Joe Paterno about the incident, while other assistants were nearby.
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But our AI assistants will always have an answer for us: It's who we were yesterday.
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It's similar to desktop implementations of assistants like Cortana and the Pixelbook's use of Google Assistant.
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Why it matters: In this world of competing assistants, Microsoft is very much betting on productivity.
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What is more, the new law allows physician's assistants and nurse practitioners to write the prescriptions.
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But what about those nurses and medical assistants who reportedly served as chaperones and their responsibility?
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Other companies will follow, and there are plenty of digital assistants just waiting in the stands.
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They'll still have the same name and number, but they'll have Wi-Fi and voice assistants.
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I was the only non-lawyer among his special assistants and one of only two women.
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I read about awful things like no teaching assistants, no support from administration, no plan time.
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The American team used the inelegant term "partial helper" to describe its assistants in the 1990s.
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Fun fact: Microsoft Office's Clippy was among the first smart assistants made widely available to consumers.
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After all, many graduate students work to support themselves through school, as teaching and research assistants.
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Average yearly salary: $What they do: Medical assistants perform basic medical tasks for doctors and nurses.
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The assistants would disappear and then he'd disappear and return in a robe demanding a massage.
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That system is similar to virtual assistants like Amazon's Alexa, the Google Assistant and Microsoft's Cortana.
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Some other common occupations to disappear in several states are telemarketers, substitute teachers, and administrative assistants.
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Now "smart" dorm rooms are all the rage with various speakers and virtual assistants like Alexa.
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At one point, he stood up and was helped back into a chair by his assistants.
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Savage says she is able to post because one of Kelly&aposs assistants is letting her.
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The decision reverses a 2004 ruling by the board involving graduate student assistants at Brown University.
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Among them, says one source, Rothenberg had hired up to three executive assistants at one point.
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It was not uncommon for professors and teaching assistants to date or even marry their students.
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Digital assistants are really bad at all that subtle stuff that happens in normal conversations today.
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But for Alexa and other artificially intelligent voice assistants to work, some human review is necessary.
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Ozlo is not alone in offering tools for companies to develop or improve upon virtual assistants.
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But if someone is in distress, virtual assistants often fall seriously short, a new study finds.
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CHASS has brought on medical assistants, nurses, and even a dentist over the past few years.
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So, the production assistants or the interns are as valuable as an actress in her trailer.
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It's useful, but you'd expect more from a startup that promises to reinvent AI-powered assistants.
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The next great consumer electronics wave is being led by smart speakers and their virtual assistants.
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These exploits are still in their infancy, as are the security capabilities of the voice assistants.
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Nursing assistants are often taught to read slides instead, but inadequate training can lead to misdiagnosis.
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Stand in the blazing sun as assistants instruct them to move from one line to another.
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Nine months later, the situation remains largely the same: Artificially intelligent assistants still aren't that smart.
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Many colleagues refused to work with him, and his assistants rarely lasted longer than a year.
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In late April, Fisher's assistants began stacking boxes of files in the hallway outside his office.
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When it comes to voice assistants, Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant lead the pack by far.
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Mr. Wiley has at times delegated painting to assistants in the manner of a Renaissance master.
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Assistants were expected to rouse Mr. Weinstein in the mornings and do "turndown duty" at night.
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There are callbacks and fan service — the running joke about Murphy's chain of unreliable assistants returns.
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They are hiring former prisoners as kitchen assistants, and snapping up employees whom competitors have fired.
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You can have your pick of digital assistants — each with varying capabilities of improving your life.
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Virtual assistants have not attracted significant scrutiny from government regulators because the market is still small.
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Other than those four minutes, he has to rely on information passed to him by assistants.
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I then received a phone call from one of his male assistants to arrange my transportation.
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Striking assistants said the wage increase was necessary to keep up with the cost of living.
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I'm not that fond of virtual assistants in general, but I especially do not like Bixby.
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Assistants from a 35-member men's wear team did frenzied, last minute fittings on a model.
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Charles had no valets, but he did have research assistants, many of them over the years.
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ADCS offers a six-month fellowship program for physician assistants to provide additional training in dermatology.
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Sure, they probably send their assistants, but shopping at the drugstore is shopping at the drugstore.
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The way they see it, each assistant has unique strengths that could benefit the other assistants.
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Assistants are the unseen work force that props Hollywood up, and yet we have zero leverage.
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His two full-time assistants, whose job is to coordinate and plan his tours, were horrified.
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We have AI powered personal assistants in our homes, on our phones, and in our cars.
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Last year, it acquired Haptik, a Mumbai-based startup that develops "conversational" platforms and virtual assistants.
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He was notoriously hard on assistants and mostly operated by himself, particularly as he got older.
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More than 100 assistants, in a recent survey, said a boss had thrown something at them.
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So far, consumers generally get a brief answer from virtual assistants without the disturbance of ads.
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Consumers are getting increasingly comfortable with voice assistants like Apple's Siri, Google's Assistant and Amazon's Alexa.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the mean average wage for medical assistants is $363,850.
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A general lack of judgment has always been one of the strongest appeals of smart assistants.
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The House bill expanded the provider pool to nurse practitioners, certified nurse midwives and physician's assistants.
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Mr. Vance's assistants must first present the case to a grand jury and obtain an indictment.
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About one third of Americans use voice assistants today, with Alexa being the most dominant technology.
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"He's always the first," Lamar Mitchell, one of Wonder's technology assistants, told Popular Science in 2009.
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They have been joined by dozens of editors, news assistants, photographers, designers and social media editors.
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Intuition's goal is to build digital assistants that can create emotional bonds between humans and machines.
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The United Nations, however, has suggested that using women as voice assistants adds to gender bias.
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He simply makes a few phone calls to his assistants, who will push back his schedule.
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She has also hired a team of four assistants who pick which organizations to donate to.
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Hynes, 230, will be replaced on an interim basis by Alain Nasreddine, one of his assistants.
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I sat next to Liu He and his young assistants, and I think they're sincere. Okay?
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The rise of these virtual assistants began in 2011, when Apple released Siri on the iPhone.
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Will it simply give devices a way to connect to smart assistants like Siri and Alexa?
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At the end of last year, 2.5 billion assistants were in our pockets and living rooms.
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He sent assistants to search for related fossils at Sterkfontein, and they found matching leg bones.
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Both companies are locked in a global battle to win users through their digital voice assistants.
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One of Jackson's assistants negotiates hotel rates; it doesn't hurt if the breakfast buffet is free.
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Average pay: $32,233/year FlexJobs description: Virtual assistants provide administrative support to individuals, teams or companies.
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He is one of four assistants to the president — an official distinction — who focus on communications.
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Barnaby Furnas's latest paintings, which deconstruct American myths and symbols, were made with unusual studio assistants.
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On the home front, speakers are getting smarter, and not just by adding popular voice assistants.
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The arrival of voice-controlled assistants in cars has raised new concerns about security and privacy.
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