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Amazon owned Ring announced on Wednesday that it provides a new feature that works in Amnesty International to the doors and cameras, which provides users with specific text descriptions for the current movement’s activity.

Now, when users receive notifications in actual time about events in their property, updates will be more descriptive. For example, “Someone is going on steps with a black dog”, or “two people looking in a parked white car in the corridor.”

The feature aims to improve mysterious notifications that were previously available. Now, users will be able to know exactly what is happening and can determine if it requires immediate attention. It should be noted that artificial intelligence only describes the first few seconds of the movement activated.

This feature is presented today as an experimental version of the English language only for the Ring Home Premium subscribers in the United States and Canada. Users can choose to disable the feature by moving to the settings in the Ring app.

According to a post Post by Jamie Siminoff, the founder of Ring’s Founds and Amazon’s is now the Vice President of Home Security, the company plans to provide additional AI features. One of these combines many movement events that occur at home and around one alert.

Ring also plans to implement a “dedicated anomalous alert” that allows users to determine what is anomaly for their property, allowing the camera to notify them when such an event occurs.

In addition, Siminoff stated that Ring “will learn your routine”, so that it can inform users when there is something about the ordinary. This may be worrying for some users, especially given the Range past Privacy concerns.

“We have just started scratching the surface of artificial intelligence. I feel we went back to the first days of the episode again – I see unlimited potential for new experiences that we can invent for our neighbors,” Siminov wrote.

This announcement follows the launch of the last Ring’s The search feature that works in the IQ of artificial intelligenceAnd that enables users to determine specific moments in video recordings.