Sentient AI - Google Now On Tap adds contextual awareness to the voice assistant

At I/O 2015, Google announced the addition of extended natural language processing capabilities to Google Now, Android's voice assistant. Dubbed Now Tap, the featured can be summed up as Google Now with a whole new understanding of contextual awareness. On stage, Google demonstrated how having the music player rocking a Skrillex tune makes Google Now relate the question "what's his real name" to the artist and intelligently display the relevant information.
Showing its newfound skills in human language understanding, Google Now automatically opened up a list of upcoming weekend movie screenings when it heard the user was going to catch a movie with a friend. It also displayed information about a particular title, complete with shortcuts to its trailer on YouTube, IMDB information, ratings, critical reviews, and everything else movie-related.
Later, Google Now fixed its sights on a typical message conversation. The algorithm recognized the opportunity to automatically add a reminder for the user to carry out a particular task - get the dry cleaning. It also went on to show the coordinates and set up an event for a dinner at a restaurant in Palo Alto.
Showing its newfound skills in human language understanding, Google Now automatically opened up a list of upcoming weekend movie screenings when it heard the user was going to catch a movie with a friend. It also displayed information about a particular title, complete with shortcuts to its trailer on YouTube, IMDB information, ratings, critical reviews, and everything else movie-related.
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