Amazon reveals the most-asked questions and requests to Alexa in 2023
She's the go-to smart assistant for millions of people around the world. And now Amazon has revealed the questions and requests that Britons asked Alexa the most in 2023 – including some rather weird and wonderful entries. From 'Alexa, how old is King Charles?' to 'Alexa, sing the national anthem', many of the top requests were focused on the Coronation. Elsewhere, 'Barbenheimer' fever saw Britons ask Amazon's smart assistant 'Alexa, what's the Barbie movie about?' and 'Alexa, how long is the Oppenheimer movie?' However, several other Britons opted for more unusual requests, including 'Alexa, insult me,' and 'Alexa, fart 17 times'. +4 View gallery - Copy link to paste in your message
She's the go-to smart assistant for millions of people around the world. And now Amazon has revealed the questions and requests that Britons asked Alexa the most in 2023 – including some rather weird and wonderful entries Advertisement Advertisement 'From the more meaningful, to the mundane and the downright quirky, "Alexa's Most Asked Questions" provides another fascinating snapshot of how customers in the UK use Alexa to learn, get help with tasks or ask for some quickfire entertainment,' said Meryem Tom, Alexa UK & Ireland Country Manager. Amazon breaks the top requests down by category, including Sport, Height, Age, Recipes, and even Farts. In terms of Sports requests, 'Alexa, what's the score?' topped the list, followed by 'Alexa, what's the Liverpool score?', 'Alexa, who won the World Cup?' and 'Alexa, what's the Man Utd score?' The top searches for people's heights were also very sport focused. +4 View gallery - Copy link to paste in your message
From 'Alexa, how old is King Charles?' to 'Alexa, sing the national anthem', many of the top requests were focused on the Coronation Advertisement Advertisement Lionel Messi's height was the most questioned, followed by Erling Haaland, Tyson Fury, Tom Cruise, and Cristiano Ronaldo. When it came to ages, Britons were most interested to find out how old Elton John is, while King Charles, Angela Rippon, and Lionel Richie's ages were also of interest. Somewhat unsurprisingly, billionaire Elon Musk was the person whose net worth piqued the highest interest, while nosy Britons also enquired about Paul McCartney, Prince Harry and Bill Gates' net worths. In the top spouses list, 'Alexa, who is Jennifer Lopez married to?' was the top search, followed by 'Alexa, who is Taylor Swift married to?', and 'Alexa, who is Gordon Ramsay married to?' Meanwhile, it seems like the UK is a nation of budding chefs, with several popular recipes searched for in 2023. +4 View gallery - Copy link to paste in your message
Elsewhere, 'Barbenheimer' fever saw Britons ask Amazon's smart assistant 'Alexa, what's the Barbie movie about?' and 'Alexa, how long is the Oppenheimer movie?' Advertisement Advertisement Yorkshire puddings topped the list, while Britons also asked Alexa for help with the recipes for cheese sauce, apple crumble, and hot-smoked salmon, lentil & pomegranate salad. Venturing more into the weird and wonderful requests, Amazon says the top 'Surprise Alexa Interactions' were 'Alexa, insult me', 'Alexa, say a rude word', and 'Alexa, do you like me?' Our love of good old fashioned bathroom humour also seems to be thriving, with an entire 'Fart' category included by Amazon. 'Alexa, rap about farts', 'Alexa, do a squeaky fart', and 'Alexa, fart seventeen times in a row' were some of the top searches in this category. ... 'Alexa assemble': Samuel L. Jackson takes over Alexa's voice Loaded: 0%Progress: 0%0:00PreviousPlaySkipLIVEMute00:00Current Time 0:00/Duration Time 0:22FullscreenNeed TextVideo Quality576p540p360p270pForeground---WhiteBlackRedGreenBlueYellowMagentaCyan---OpaqueSemi-OpaqueBackground---WhiteBlackRedGreenBlueYellowMagentaCyan---OpaqueSemi-TransparentTransparentWindow---WhiteBlackRedGreenBlueYellowMagentaCyan---OpaqueSemi-TransparentTransparentFont Size50%75%100%125%150%175%200%300%400%Text Edge StyleNoneRaisedDepressedUniformDropshadowFont FamilyDefaultMonospace SerifProportional SerifMonospace Sans-SerifProportional Sans-SerifCasualScriptSmall CapsDefaultsDoneMinimizeExpandClosehttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-12854677/Amazon-reveals-asked-questions-requests-smart-assistant-2023-Alexa-insult-Alexa-fart-17-times-row.html?ito=email_share_article-image-shareMost Read ArticlesThe pesticides in your Pinot Grigio: Study reveals more than HALF of wines sold on the British high street contain toxic chemicals - so, is your favourite bottle affected?https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-12854641/The-pesticides-Pinot-Grigio-Study-reveals-HALF-wines-sold-British-high-street-contain-toxic-chemicals-favourite-bottle-affected.html?email_share_article-image-share_most-read-articlesWhy your cat might not be hungry for dinner! Scientists reveal felines will eat almost ANYTHING they can get their paws on - from crickets to turtleshttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-12854727/free-ranging-cats-endangers-environment-study.html?email_share_article-image-share_most-read-articlesTalk about s-tile! 2,000-year-old Roman home with an 'unparalleled' mosaic featuring shells, marble and precious glass is uncovered near Rome's Colosseumhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-12855499/Talk-s-tile-2-000-year-old-Roman-home-unparalleled-mosaic-featuring-shells-marble-precious-glass-uncovered-near-Romes-Colosseum.html?email_share_article-image-share_most-read-articles'>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-12854677/Amazon-reveals-asked-questions-requests-smart-assistant-2023-Alexa-insult-Alexa-fart-17-times-row.html?ito=email_share_article-image-shareMost Read ArticlesThe pesticides in your Pinot Grigio: Study reveals more than HALF of wines sold on the British high street contain toxic chemicals - so, is your favourite bottle affected?https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-12854641/The-pesticides-Pinot-Grigio-Study-reveals-HALF-wines-sold-British-high-street-contain-toxic-chemicals-favourite-bottle-affected.html?email_share_article-image-share_most-read-articlesWhy your cat might not be hungry for dinner! Scientists reveal felines will eat almost ANYTHING they can get their paws on - from crickets to turtleshttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-12854727/free-ranging-cats-endangers-environment-study.html?email_share_article-image-share_most-read-articlesTalk about s-tile! 2,000-year-old Roman home with an 'unparalleled' mosaic featuring shells, marble and precious glass is uncovered near Rome's Colosseumhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-12855499/Talk-s-tile-2-000-year-old-Roman-home-unparalleled-mosaic-featuring-shells-marble-precious-glass-uncovered-near-Romes-Colosseum.html?email_share_article-image-share_most-read-articles'>
