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‘Hey Google, talk to me!’: Smart Speakers Are Perfect Pandemic Pals

Posted on August 12, 2020 by Doni Chamberlain

I grew up watching Saturday-morning cartoons in the ’60s, especially my favorite, “The Jetsons”. I so wanted to one day have a Rosie the Robot maid to do all my chores. I hoped as an adult I’d zip around in… Continue Reading →

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