Google now smart assistant could rival Siri

Google showed off its Siri clone Wednesday, and she not only seemed to get the answers right, she also threw in photos, too.

“Who is the prime minister of Japan?” a Google exec asked his Android device before a large audience at the Google I/O developers conference in San Francisco.

The response on the screen: “Yoshihiko Noda,” accompanied by a photo of the prime minister. There were were also queries about the definition of robot (which as he noted, seemed appropriate), and asked how tall Seattle’s Space Needle is. The answer, loud and clear: “604 feet,” also accompanied by a photo. The “aww” moment came when the voice assistant was asked: “Show me pictures of pygmy marmosets.”

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