The phrase "automated assistant" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a software program or tool designed to perform tasks or provide assistance without human intervention.
Example: "The company has implemented an automated assistant to help customers with their inquiries 24/7."
Alternatives: "virtual assistant" or "AI assistant".
In hopes of satisfying lots of users at once, a San Francisco startup called Tray is taking a different tack: it's making e-mail more like an automated assistant.
Apple has filed a sizeable 51-page patent application continuation with the USPTO according to AppleInsider, which covers Siri in general terms, described broadly as an "Intelligent Automated Assistant".
The same technology is being tested as an automated assistant to doctors as they diagnose diseases, for example.
Initially scornful of his automated assistant (and depressed by encroaching dementia), Frank warms to the robot's charms when he realises that he can become a partner in crime.
When Meghan Cruz says "Hey, Alexa," her Amazon smart speaker bursts to life, offering the kind of helpful response she now expects from her automated assistant.
They offer a sort of automated assistant that helps people organize travel needs.
The new rules could set the tone for the deployment of AI far beyond Google, as rivals in Silicon Valley and around the world compete for supremacy in self-driving cars, automated assistants, robotics, military AI and other industries.
"It may be artificial intelligence or chat bots or automated assistants.
Automated assistants could help source components, create manufacturing processes, book transportation, launch marketing campaigns and even secure financing.
Pirjanian announced Monday that he and business partner Maja Mataric, a robotics and neuroscience professor at USC, are piecing together automated assistants meant to help people with physical and psychological disabilities.
Google Now is part Siri killer and part automated personal assistant.
