
Communicative voice assistants have become a key part of our daily lives, due to improvements inAI and machine learning. These assistants, which used to be simple text-to-speech tools, can nowunderstand and respond to voice commands more effectively. They are found in devices like smartspeakers and smartphones, and are used in areas like healthcare, home automation, education, and cars tomake tasks easier and more accessible. While there are still challenges, such as privacy issues, voiceassistants have the potential to make everyday life smarter and more inclusive. This paper explores the riseof AI-powered voice assistants, covering their types, and also presents an implemented and tested systemthat integrates facial recognition and voice interaction to enhance user accessibility and security.
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