> I can't see why any of those need AI. The AI piece in virtual assistants usually doesn't refer to the skills themselves but the process of matching what is s

> I can't see why any of those need AI. The AI piece in virtual assistants usually doesn't refer to the skills themselves but the process of matching what is spoken (as audio) to a skill and passing that skill the appropriate context. Without having to have a developer program in all the hundreds of thousands of ways someone can ask for the same thing. With that said, I'm not sure how well this assistant does that. None of these skills seem to use context at all. The sentence structure to map to a skill seems relatively limited or at least not challenged by the initial skills.