Human conversations don’t follow a map. Even if you try to plan your chat, things often go off-topic quickly. It doesn’t matter much. No matter what happens, humans are skilled…
read moreHere are the top 20 AI adoption challenges from over 50 organisations that took part in a series of workshops I ran with Cognigy.
read moreHow do you take a quintessential British brand, steeped in tradition and history, with a legion of customers (quite a few who are in the older demographic) and transform it…
read moreSound production is complex but Aflorithmic helps people create automated soundtracks as easily as building a website.<!–more–> Sound designers and music composers make thousands of tiny choices in everything they…
read moreDigital assistants need to be properly implemented in order to achieve their goals, and until now contact centres struggled with this for a number of reasons.
read moreWe’ve long had a vision for what AI assistants could be capable of. Hal, Computer from Star Trek, Kitt from Knightrider, Holly from Red Dwarf, JARVIS from Ironman, Samantha from…
read more“There is no such thing as a voice user interface with no personality,” according to Voice User Interface Design, written by Michael H. Cohen, James P. Giangola and Jennifer Balogh in…
read moreI previously asked whether AI companies in customer service are the next Google’s, Instagram’s etc. Here’s some evidence on how that might occur.
read moreAlthough conversational AI has decades of history, there’s relatively few companies around who you would call mature in AI terms. But here’s one.
read moreBots take many shapes and forms, and each has their unique challenges. How about this one though – a digital human installed in a busy train station concourse in England?
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