Google Assistant is Google’s voice-controlled smart assistant. It’s was originally an upgrade or extension of Google Now – designed to be personal – while expanding on Google’s existing “OK Google” voice controls.
Originally, Google Now smartly pulled out relevant information for you: it knew where you work, and it knew your meeting locations and travel plans, the sports teams you liked, and what interested you so that Now could present you with personal information that mattered. Google has long killed the Google Now brand, but Assistant very much lives in the same space but fuses these personalized elements with a wide range of voice control.
The “OK Google” or “Hey, Google” side covers voice commands, voice searching, and voice-activated device control, letting you do things like sending messages, check appointments and so on your Android device, just like Apple’s Siri on an iPhone or iPad, but reaching far beyond that, with a bot-centric AI experience, designed to give you conversational interactions.
Continued Conversation that means you don’t have to say “Hey Google” for follow-up requests. Google Assistant will also work out when you’re talking to it versus other people in the room.
Multiple Actions is also a new capability that enables you to ask for multiple things at the same time. This says Google, is rather difficult – in linguistics it is called coordination reduction. Mastering requests like this are probably what will power Google Assistant ahead of rivals.
Also, a new Pretty Please mode for Google Assistant will help ensure everyone in your household is saying “please” and “thank you”. When enabled, it responds positively when you say either of those phrases.
Pretty Please can be enabled for specific members of your household, so you can encourage your kids to be polite, or you can just play a trick on your spouse as they’re setting a timer for dinner without their manners.
What is Google Lens, how does it work, and which devices have it?
Because Google Assistant knows you and understands context, it can react in an informed or smart way. That’s important as Assistant spreads its wings because it gives voice control a lot more power and moves it on from only reacting to specific phrases or commands.
Google has said that six new voices are coming to Google Assistant during 2018. One of the voices is singer-songwriter John Legend.
In the future, Google even says that Assistant will be able to call and book appointments for you. Really cool isn’t it? Let’s wait for the official launch to experience more.
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