Episode 32: Conversational Interfaces, Chatbots and the Technology Behind Them

Episode 32 November 25, 2019 00:22:36
Episode 32: Conversational Interfaces, Chatbots and the Technology Behind Them
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Episode 32: Conversational Interfaces, Chatbots and the Technology Behind Them

Nov 25 2019 | 00:22:36

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Jon Prial

Show Notes

Conversational interfaces, chatbots and natural language processing are all integral parts of what we like to call messaging for business. In this episode, Ben Wilde interviews Georgian Partners' Jason Brenier, a new member of the firm's Impact Team with deep expertise in instant messaging and conversational agents. You'll hear about: -What’s driving the adoption of conversational interfaces (1:12) -How natural language processing will advance conversational interfaces (3:30) -The techniques being applied in conversational interfaces (6:34) -The evolution of text interaction (7:23) -Automation’s role in conversational interfaces (9:08) -Where companies are focusing their efforts on chatbots (10:28) -How sophisticated chatbots are (11:49) -What bot designers should be thinking about from a language perspective (13:18) -Bot design properties you need to keep in mind (14:34) -Key benefits of conversational interfaces (18:35) -Examples of business applications of the technology (19:22)

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