Last week, Alexa celebrated two years in Brazilian territory. Amazon’s virtual assistant, which arrived just shy of 2019, now counts at more than 2,000, in addition to being compatible with about 650 electronics, according to the company.
The main function of the virtual assistant is to interact with the user. In the last year alone, she responded 38 million times to “Alexa, good morning.” On the program’s second anniversary in Brazil, Amazon revealed some of the requests it can make, explaining that the assistant is a spy in the house.
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Alexa is an Amazon spy
On Monday (08), Amazon shared a “exposed” of the things Brazilians ask Alexa.
Check it out below:
2 years of Alexa in Brazil and I can only think of the things you say to her… Let’s find out…
“Alexa, good morning” has been said +38 million times; “Alexa, how are you?” asked +5.8 million times; “Alexa, goodnight” has been said +28 million times; This Brazilian educated, right?
“Alexa, tell me a joke” was asked +20 million times; The song “Alexa, sing a song” has been requested +6 million times. “Alexa, tell me a story” has been said over a million times; This here was very specific, is everything ok?
“Alexa, fart” has been claimed +1 million times; Well now I want to know who ordered it here and why???
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