Google Assistant

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Google Assistant is basically the next generation of Google Now -- it does most of the same things, plus more, and it has a friendlier, more conversational interface. The preview edition of Google Assistant debuted in the Google Allo chat app and Google Assistant will also be found in the Google Home and integrated into the Google Pixel phone. Google Assistant performs all the same tasks as Google Now: web searching, scheduling events and alarms, adjusting the hardware settings on your device and pulling up information from your Google accounts. While Google Now is, in many ways, a souped-up, voice-activated Google Search, Google Assistant offers up information in a more conversational and (Google hopes) more accessible format. For example, Google Assistant turns search results into one-sentence answers, and, for a question like "What are some nearby restaurants?" presents information in an easy-to-tap card format instead of a linear Google search page.

Google Assistant also has deeper artificial intelligence than Google Now -- or any of the other virtual assistants, for that matter. Unlike Siri and Cortana, Google Assistant can carry on a two-way conversation with you, learn personal details about you (such as your birthday or your favorite breed of dog) and recall information from previous conversations for context.

While this functionality isn't all that impressive in the preview edition of Google Assistant, Google has high hopes for the future -- an Assistant that knows much more than just your favorite color and that can combine all of Google's powers to do things like plan an event (as opposed to just scheduling one). As Google said during its live event, the more you use Assistant, the smarter it gets.

Google Assistant is already starting to take over Google Now's territory in the Google Home and the Google Pixel phone. When you press the home button on the Pixel, you'll get Google Assistant instead of Google Now; when you say, "OK, Google" to a Google Home, you'll get Google Assistant instead of Google Now as well.

Source : Cnet.com