Open Dialogues
Read all about the Ins and Outs of OpenDialog
How OpenDialog approaches natural language understanding
Language understanding is hard. This is perhaps the most crystal clear lesson of the past few years of intensified efforts
5 Things Every Conversation Designer Should Know about… OpenDialog
One of the main challenges of conversation design still remains the capacity to describe conversational AI designs in an understandable,
LaMDA – Google’s new new conversational model and what it means for conversational applications
Yesterday, at Google I/O there was a particularly relevant announcement for us. Google introduced LaMDA. A Language Model for Dialogue
OpenDialog is in Private Beta!
Conversational applications are going to redefine how we interact with machines and access services. From the essentials, like health, education
How OpenDialog came to be
After a couple of years helping clients design and deploy conversational applications (using a variety of existing tools) we realised that something fundamental was missing. Where was the conversational model in conversational design and tooling? So I reached back into my academic AI days and the field of multi-agent research for some help and inspiration. The result is OpenDialog.
The journey so far…
A collection of the teams week notes detailing the OpenDialog journey between 1st January 2021 to 31st March 2021 as we headed towards the next official release of OpenDialog in Spring/Summer 2021.
The true challenge Conversational AI has. Thinking beyond natural language understanding
From a business perspective, it is clear what problem Conversational AI solves. Business can benefit greatly by offering a better customer experience and scaling their capability to do so across multiple channels and geographies.
Designing great user experiences is a key ingredient for conversational AI.
What is conversational UX, and why is it so important to our work? Maaike Coppens, Chief Design Officer shares her thoughts…
Chatbots are dead, long live conversational apps
Words matter. They frame our thinking and influence our decisions.