Google’s new messaging app Allo allows you to quickly reply to a conversation using artificial intelligence-driven Smart Replies, i.e., instead of typing a reply, you tap on bubbles that show up suggest responses. Smart Replies also works with images, thanks to Google’s image recognition technology. to WHAZA So if someone sends you a picture of their dog, you can quickly answer with “Cute dog!” without typing it out. Allo also features the Google Assistant to help you find information and get things done. You can even chat one-on-one with the assistant. Allo isn’t available yet, although you can pre-register for Android and iOS.
Allo uses machine-learning and natural language processing in order to suggest replies on the fly, meaning it can anticipate what you want to say next and how you might say it. The more you use Allo, the better your suggestions become. And they will always be unique to you. However, because messaging isn’t just about texts, replies also contain stickers and emoji.
You’ll even see smart reply options when someone send you a photo. Allo can understand the content and context of photos, thanks to Google’s computer vision capabilities. If someone sends you a photo of pasta, you will see smart replies that include mentions of pasta, yummy, or whatever. The idea here is that assistive technology can help you communicate with little to no effort.
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