Recently at CES, Google announced the integration of Gemini AI into its Google TV to enhance the intuitiveness and convenience of user interaction with the television. This update is expected to roll out this year, allowing users to perform voice searches without saying 'Hey, Google', significantly improving the user experience. Note: Image courtesy of Google. This new feature enables users to search using natural language, such as asking 'What are the latest Disney movies?'. Additionally, users can also ask more specific questions.

According to leaker Mark Gurman, Apple may introduce AI voice control features in its next-generation Magic Mouse, sparking widespread public interest. Gurman emphasized that while the integration of AI technology has become a trend in hardware development, there is currently no solid evidence that the new Magic Mouse will support AI voice control.

Hume AI, a startup focused on emotional intelligent voice interfaces, has recently launched an experimental feature called 'Voice Control.' This new tool is designed to help developers and users create personalized AI voices without any coding, AI prompt engineering, or sound design skills. Users can easily customize voices to meet their needs by precisely adjusting voice characteristics. This new feature builds on the company's previously launched 'Empathetic Voice Interface 2' (EVI2), which enhances the naturalness of speech.