SEATTLE, Washington — Amazon is widening access to its next-generation artificial intelligence assistant, rolling out the upgraded Alexa+ service nationwide and making it free for Prime subscribers ...

Amazon is betting that an AI assistant best known for turning on lights and answering trivia questions can become a sought-after benefit of its Prime membership, in the same league as free shipping ...

An interactive virtual assistant device that provides behavioral intervention reduced mental distress while also improving quality of life, medication adherence, and glycemic control in older adults ...

Amazon One Medical is launching an agentic health AI assistant for use in the One Medical app. The assistant seems to be drawing on the appeal of using a consumer chatbot for round-the-clock access to ...

Over the past month, several healthcare companies have released artificial intelligence agents that offer patients and members personalized guidance and direct access to medical providers. Others seek ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you own an Amazon Fire TV streaming device or a TV powered by Fire OS — get excited — because the platform is getting its first major UI ...

Alexa+ is Amazon's generative AI upgrade to its Alexa virtual assistant. After months in an early access program, Amazon is debuting the Alexa.com website. Users can chat with Alexa+ on the site, just ...

Amazon’s AI-powered overhaul of its digital assistant, now known as Alexa+, is coming to the web. On Monday, at the start of CES 2026 in Las Vegas, the company announced the official launch of a new ...

Amazon has launched a new website for Alexa Plus. This website enables Alexa Plus early access customers to access the AI assistant directly in their browser. All previous chats, preferences, and ...

Amazon will now let you ask your Kindle books about themselves. The new feature, named “Ask this Book”, uses artificial intelligence to answer questions that people might have as they read. If someone ...