Google Duplex is deployed to a small number of pixel owners

Some Google Pixel owners can now use the company's Duplex service to talk, just like Google promised last month.

The search engine's artificial intelligence calling service is available to a "small group" of Pixel owners in "some cities," VentureBeat announced Wednesday. It started limited beta test in June.

Google has confirmed the accuracy of its statement with VentureBeat, but declined to add additional details. A spokesperson told VentureBeat: "We are strengthening the ability to book restaurant reservations through the Google Assistant by phone using Duplex technology … slow deployment … and will extend to more pixels users as we continue to accelerate. "

VentureBeat notes that New York, Atlanta, Phoenix and San Francisco have already been announced as pilot sites.

VentureBeat Duplex Watch – which is used in Google Assistant – in action. You ask the assistant to make a reservation and he asks you questions about the number of people, the date and time (he will ask you a window of time in case the exact person is not available). The assistant will tell you if he has succeeded and will note it in the reservation list of your phone.

He also recorded a call from the restaurant's point of view, giving us an idea of ​​the human quality of the duplex.

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