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Virtuaaliavustajia, also known as virtual assistants, are software agents designed to perform tasks or services for an individual based on commands or questions. These assistants can range from simple applications that set reminders or play music to more complex systems capable of understanding natural language and engaging in conversations. They are often integrated into smart speakers, smartphones, and other internet-connected devices.

The core functionality of most virtual assistants relies on speech recognition technology to interpret user commands and natural language processing (NLP) to understand the intent behind those commands. Once understood, the assistant can access information from the internet, control connected smart home devices, manage schedules, send messages, or perform a wide variety of other tasks.

Popular examples of virtual assistants include Siri, developed by Apple, Google Assistant from Google, and Alexa from Amazon. Each of these has its own strengths and ecosystems of compatible devices and services. The development of virtual assistants is a rapidly evolving field, with continuous improvements in their ability to understand context, learn user preferences, and provide more personalized assistance. Their increasing presence in daily life highlights a growing trend towards human-computer interaction that is more intuitive and conversational.