Governments around the world are turning to scientific research and technology to fight the coronavirus. Experts on technology have begun thinking about what life will be like after the virus is defeated. Some are predicting an increase in demand for voice-controlled systems to perform tasks without the need for human touch. Voice-activated systems such as Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant have already experienced strong growth in recent years. Experts say the coronavirus crisis could drive even more growth as many people seek technology to replace physical touch.
What is an Amazon Alexa?
a system that serves as a virtual travel agent for all travel needs to Brazil and the Amazon Rainforest area
a device that serves as a virtual assistant by translating your voice into commands, such as playing music, turning on lights, or answering questions
a new smart phone that enables users to translate English into Portuguese
a babysitting service that employs teenage girls by the name of Alexa
What do experts say is driving the growth of people seeking technology to replace human touch?
the economy
climate change
the change in seasons
the current coronavirus crisis
Some are predicting an increase in demand for voice-controlled systems to perform tasks without the need for human touch.
human touch
training
reading
vaccines