People find google assistant, alexa, cortana and their ilk useful?<br>Really, what are they useful for? I just don't get them.,(reply>), BroVoice BroVoice stop acting like the smart "developer" here. Are you seriously telling us to code our own AI and ML on a Raspberry Pi so we can build our own voice assistant? How about we also build our own spaceship? Also, you missed the point. Alexa is great for developing because it has an great API so you can use and make extensions for it, not build an entire one from scratch.,(reply>), To talk to someone if you're a lonely friendless dude.,(reply>), I mostly use Cortana for search. Hit start key, type something, hit enter.,(reply>), @irfan nasim You asked for device for development. Alexa isn't device for development. It is basically plug and play and so do all products for it that say "Alexa supported". That's not really development. <br><br>Raspberry Pi is incredible device for development and there are many guides and communities that will help you get going with project you are developing.<br><br>Developing something such as personal assistant on these devices enable you to do so much more than with Google Home or Alexa. Another advantage privacy and security as you don't need to have it connected to internet.<br><br>I can say that it is not easy of use product, but what you asked me for is for product that is better for development. Here is your answer.,(reply>), @BroVoice right, instead of choosing the product that has had millions of applications and apis specifically built for it, choose a product that is infinitely harder to setup, and has worse voice recognition than the cloud computing services at AMAZON. Could you imagine building a smart lightbulb and asking your customers to setup a raspberry pi just to use it?