Virtual assistants helping us at work? Yes please. Work can be stressful, sometimes so stressful you don't even know where to start. So when tech could help you with tasks then why refuse! It was only a matter of time until virtual assistants shifted from solely being used in our personal lives to also being used in our work lives. Voice tech makes our day-to-day tasks easier so it only makes sense to apply the technology to our work lives. My...

Most of us will have used artificial intelligence in our day-to-day life. Think of things like: Face ID on your phone. Using google maps. Voice assistants, like Siri for example. Without google maps I'd be lost, quite literally. These technologies are becoming an essential part of our daily life that we rely on. Voice assistants can help us with several things: Our shopping list To-do lists Cooking The list goes on… But could it also help with...

Mental health statistics have shown that one in eight adults receive mental health treatment, with 3% receiving psychological therapy. It is estimated that 75% of people with mental health problems in England might not have access to the treatment they need. There are several barriers preventing people from accessing the right treatment: The stigma surrounding mental health. The waiting lists cause time delays. Patients' budgets and time are...

Statista Research Department forecasts have suggested that by 2024 the number of digital voice assistants will be at 8.4 billion units, higher than the world’s population, which is currently at 7.8 billion. AI-powered technology may one day act as our virtual assistants. From this information alone it may suggest that, one day, users may be heavily reliant on virtual assistants. The travel industry is probably one of the first industries that...