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LG introduces the ThinQ artificial intelligence system on its televisions
LG will launch a new range of OLED and Super UHD televisions based on the same ThinQ artificial intelligence system that is present in their smartphones. The equipment is also powered by the new generation of image processor, Alpha 9.ThinQ technology, which will be applied to a dozen models, will allow users to speak directly to their remote control and interact with the voice assistant. According to the statement from LG, the technology will learn from the instructions of users, through a natural language processing.The system will help viewers find channels for the desired content as well as real-time information. Artificial intelligence will recognize commands such as "search the soundtrack of this movie" or "turn off the TV when you finish the program," without mentioning the names of the contents or the hours you are watching, the manufacturer says as examples.LG will launch a new range of OLED and Super UHD televisions based on the same ThinQ artificial intelligence system that is present in their smartphones. The equipment is also powered by the new generation of image processor, Alpha 9.



ThinQ technology, which will be applied to a dozen models, will allow users to speak directly to their remote control and interact with the voice assistant. According to the statement from LG, the technology will learn from the instructions of users, through a natural language processing.The system will help viewers find channels for the desired content as well as real-time information. Artificial intelligence will recognize commands such as "search the soundtrack of this movie" or "turn off the TV when you finish the program," without mentioning the names of the contents or the hours you are watching, the manufacturer says as examples.

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