Some computing devices may provide a user interface from which a user can chat, speak, or otherwise communicate with a virtual, computational assistant (e.g., also referred to as “an intelligent assistant” or simply as an “assistant”) to cause the assistant to output useful information, respond to a user's needs, or otherwise perform certain operations to help the user complete a variety of real-world or virtual tasks. Some assistants may perform operations to simultaneously help groups of users, such as providing recommendations to groups of users based on group members' preferences.
USPTO Backgrounds
USPTO Backgrounds