Well well well. Alexa is Amazon’s voice-controlled virtual assistant.

First introduced in 2014 with the launch of the Amazon Echo, a smart speaker. Alexa has since become a key feature in many Amazon devices and is integrated into a wide array of third-party products.
Alexa:
• Functionality: Alexa is designed to respond to voice commands and perform tasks such as playing music, setting alarms, providing weather updates, answering questions, controlling smart home devices, and more. It can also interact with a wide range of third-party services through “skills,” which are like apps that add specific functionalities to Alexa.
• Natural Language Processing (NLP): Alexa uses natural language processing (NLP) to understand and respond to user commands. This means you can speak to Alexa in a conversational manner, and it will interpret your requests, whether you’re asking for information, controlling smart devices, or making shopping lists.
• Smart Home Integration: One of Alexa’s most popular uses is as a hub for smart home devices. Alexa can control lights, thermostats, locks, cameras, and other smart appliances, allowing users to manage their home environment using voice commands.
• Skills and Capabilities: Alexa’s functionality can be expanded through “skills,” which are developed by Amazon and third-party developers. These skills allow Alexa to perform a vast range of tasks, from ordering food to providing guided meditation.