Podcasts about Dialogflow

Phuong Tran spricht mit Raphael Schaad über ihren Weg von frühen Chatbot-Projekten mit Dialogflow bis hin zur Automatisierung kreativer und kaufmännischer Prozesse mit GPT und Operator. Sie zeigt, wie KI ihr hilft, Zeit zu gewinnen, die sie bewusst in Familie und eigene Visionen investiert. Im Zentrum stehen echte Anwendung, präzises Prompting und die Kraft einer Community, die KI als Werkzeug versteht. Die Episode gibt persönliche Einblicke, technische Impulse und macht deutlich, wie moderne Arbeitswelten mit klarem Mindset neu gestaltet werden können.https://www.transmedial.de/https://www.linkedin.com/in/phuong-tran-transmedial/

Dirigido y moderado por José Luis Arranz. Hoy nos acompañan Miguel Rodríguez, Jose Gorchs, Adolfo Santos y Ángel Caparrós. Opinión, debate y entretenimiento. Buena compañía y buena conversación. * Hemos hablado de... · Las IA más populares (ChatGPT, DALL·E, Copilot, Gemini, Dialogflow...) · Usos de las IA (militar, médico, educativo, en el derecho, coches autónomos) · Peligros de las IA (uso criminal, desinformación) · * Directo emitido el... 30 de mayo de 2024 * 'Podcasteando con amigos' en... WhatsApp: https://www.podcasteando.es/agora Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcasteandoconamigos * Conócenos mejor... MIGUEL RODRÍGUEZ ARTACHO (Málaga 1968) es Informático y profesor titular de universidad en la UNED, donde investiga en la mejora de las TIC en la educación y coordina un programa de postgrado en esta línea. También es fundador y responsable de la secretaría técnica del comité CTN71/SC36 sobre estandarización de tecnologías educativas en AENOR. Desde 2018 es diplomado en altos estudios para la defensa por el CESEDEN en el XXXVIII Curso de Defensa Nacional. Padre de dos niños, aprendiz de pianista, lector de libros políticamente incorrectos y miembro del club de debate “Demos78” de Málaga. JOSE GORCHS MORILLAS (Malaga, 1968), Informático con más de 30 años de experiencia trabajando en 20 países, desde Bangladesh a USA, pasando por UAE y casi todos los países de Europa. Un auténtico Willy Fogg de los proyectos de software como jefe de proyectos y product owner. Aprendiz de todo y maestro de nada en su tiempo libre, escribe artículos sobre historia, fabrica todo tipo de cacharros en su taller de fabricación y a tope con el padel y los viajes, mientras más exóticos, mejor. Aunque mientras que los niños (dos), han sido pequeños, el concepto de exótico, ha mantenido un matiz diferente. :) JOSÉ LUIS ARRANZ SALAS (Málaga, 1968) es Informático y Comunicador. Cuenta con más de 30 años de experiencia profesional en los diferentes sectores de las Tecnologías de la Información, la comunicación y la docencia. Docente vocacional ha impartido cursos en distintos centros y universidades. Es emprendedor en Celinet Soluciones Informáticas. Entrevistador en Entrevistas a Personas Interesantes (Mejor Blog de Actualidad en los Premios 20 Blogs de 20 Minutos). Podcaster en Podcasteando con amigos. Articulista en Mentes Inquietas y otros medios físicos y digitales. ADOLFO SANTOS FLORIDO (Málaga, 1968) es Informático, padre y talibán del asfalto. Cuenta con más de 25 años de experiencia en TIC y especialmente en el Tráfico y la Seguridad Vial con mayúsculas, tema donde piensa que aún no se ha hecho ni innovado lo suficiente. Enamorado de su familia, del Software Libre, de la movilidad sostenible y de los desplazamientos en bicicleta, sueña que algún día será posible atravesar Europa dando pedales con las máximas garantías. ÁNGEL CAPARRÓS VEREDA (Málaga, 1968) es Informático, administrador de sistemas, especializado en diseño y programación de equipamientos electrónicos de automoción, control de acceso, flotas, laboratorios y observatorios astronómicos. Astrófilo desde que vió unos puntos brillantes en el cielo, y constructor de telescopios desde que aprendió a usar la sierra y el martillo. Ha diseñado equipos de software y hardware abierto orientados al control de telescopios y la astrofotografía que, para su sorpresa, aún siguen siendo construidos y usados por aficionados en todo el mundo. Afortunado padre de dos niñas, ignora felizmente todo lo relacionado con el fútbol profesional.

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Welcome episode 227 of the Cloud Pod podcast - where the forecast is always cloudy! This week your hosts are Justin, Jonathan, Matthew and Ryan - and they're REALLY excited to tell you all about the 161 one things announced at Google Next. Literally, all the things. We're also saying farewell to EC2 Classic, Amazon SES, and Azure's Explicit Proxy - which probably isn't what you think it is.  Titles we almost went with this week:

The shot clock is winding down on August as we talk about GM's integration of Google AI. We also talk about Tesla's charging diner concept, as well as Air B&B's big shift from performance to brand marketing. Yesterday, GM announced they are now using Google's AI technology to enhance its OnStar safety and connectivity service. This collaboration aims to improve voice recognition, provide turn-by-turn navigation, and enable conversational responses to consumers' questions.Google Cloud's Dialogflow technology, the same technology powers chatbots on GM's corporate and vehicle brand websites, enabling conversational responses to consumer questions has been integrated into OnStar's Interactive Virtual Assistant, which provides turn-by-turn navigation and improves the ability to understand spoken requests.This automation of nonemergency requests allows OnStar advisers to focus on issues that require human intervention."Generative AI has the potential to revolutionize the buying, ownership and interaction experience inside the vehicle and beyond, enabling more opportunities to deliver new features and services," Mike Abbott, GM's executive vice president of software and servicesTesla has received official city approval to build a Supercharger station in Los Angeles that will not only serve as a charging hub but also feature an old-school diner and a drive-in movie theater. The station, potentially named the Diner and Drive-In Movie Supercharger, will have 32 Supercharger stalls, a retro-style diner with roof-top seating, and two movie theater screens showing famous movie clips.Initially presented last year in a Twitter post, the project was approved on July 18, and the initial grading inspection was completed earlier this month, allowing the project to proceed in West Hollywood.Air B&B CMO, Hiroki Asai, is parting ways with performance marketing and doubling down on brand. Shifting budgets to big, bold brand campaigns, focusing on the core of what Airbnb is about - core hosts, primary homes, and guestsThe new strategy involved developing and highlighting specific features and tools that set its product and experience apart, such as Airbnb Categories, and communicating these differentiators through brand-first campaigns instead of performance-driven buys.Airbnb's has what they call an “in-housing model”, where all product development, technology design, marketing, and advertising are done in-house, has been key to the success of the new approach, according to Asai. This model allows for a very tight system for all customer-facing things and helps run the company more efficiently.Hosts: Paul J Daly and Kyle MountsierGet the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/ Read our most recent email at: https://www.asotu.com/media/push-back-email ASOTU Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/automotivestateoftheunion

Guest Host Xavier Portilla returns to chat with Allen about some of the latest additions to Dialogflow CX. New system functions make some of the processing you can do on inputs easier and faster, while prebuilt flows and flow scoped parameters make it easier to have clearly defined, and reusable, components in your conversation design. More info: https://cloud.google.com/dialogflow/docs/release-notes#July_05_2023

With Daylight Saving Time ending in the US last weekend, Mark and Allen figured it would be a good... time... to take a look at what date and time features are available to voice developers on Alexa, Alexa APL, Google Dialogflow, Google App Actions, and Jovo. Not to mention discussing the role of ISO-8601 date/time formats, JavaScript libraries such as Luxon, and why UTC isn't always the right time zone. Resources: Luxon: https://moment.github.io/luxon/ Alexa Date/Time slots: https://developer.amazon.com/en-US/docs/alexa/custom-skills/slot-type-reference.html#numbers-dates-times APL localtime: https://developer.amazon.com/en-US/docs/alexa/alexa-presentation-language/apl-data-binding-evaluation.html#localtime Dialogflow system entities: https://cloud.google.com/dialogflow/cx/docs/reference/system-entities Jovo Time Zone plugin: https://www.jovo.tech/marketplace/plugin-timezone

In our previous episode, Allen and Mark talked about the differences between Dialogflow ES and CX and how both had a notion of front-end integrations. This week, they go in a little deeper, discussing the various ways you can write your own integration if you need to - either by sending text or audio to the Dialogflow API.

Many #VoiceFirst developers know of Dialogflow as a Natural Language Understanding (NLU) system. But is there more to it? Mark and Allen discuss what's different between Dialogflow ES and CX, what's the same, and how both of them provide added value to voice developers (as well as designers).

Did you know Google Chat has an API? That you can build bots for? And that it can even integrate directly with Dialogflow, PubSub, or Google's App Script? Allen introduces Mark to some of the unique and powerful features that the Google Chat API has, explores the various ways you can use it, and ponders some things we can learn when developing for #VoiceFirst.

Guests Sharon Fang and Michael Sudakovitch are here this week to talk with Max Saltonstall and Daryl Ducharme about Google's Active Assist optimization portfolio and managing cloud projects efficiently. Michael, tech lead at Uber, first employed Active Assist for the company in their security department, but they have since realized how useful Active Assist is in many areas of the resource management space. Responsible architects, Michael points out, continually evaluate their resources and patch, update, or remove as necessary to ensure proper security and optimize spending. Sharon helps us understand resource management further and how Active Assist helps teams find resources that can be changed or even removed for better spending, tighter security, and smaller carbon footprint. Active Assist will even recommend the removal of entire projects that have become dormant. Michael talks in detail about Uber's use of Active Assist and how it helped them find vulnerable projects that could be removed for better security. Sharon highlights the effects of Active Assist on reducing CO2 emissions as well, as discontinued projects keep hardware running needlessly. As Michael and his team at Uber began taking advantage of all Active Assist had to offer, Google worked with him to answer questions, tailor resources, and take feedback to improve offerings. The future includes a portfolio expansion of resource life cycle management tools to identify more idol systems like GKE clusters and helping larger customers take advantage of Active Assist at scale automatically. Together, Sharon and Michael tell us stories about the partnership and interesting findings and results of Uber's carbon footprint reduction journey. Sharon Fang Sharon Fang is a Product Manager for Google Cloud's Active Assist, which aims to help users optimize their cloud operations with recommendations. Michael Sudakovitch Michael is a Tech Lead at Uber's Engineering Security organization, focusing on securing and optimizing Uber's Multi-Cloud infrastructure. Cool things of the week Solving internal search problems with Dialogflow blog Automating self-service tech support with Tensorflow blog Introducing IAM Deny, a simple way to harden your security posture at scale blog Supporting healthcare delivery with cloud-native medical imaging blog Interview Active Assist site Uber site Uber Engineering Blog site How ML-fueled recommendations help developers optimize security, price-performance, and carbon reduction blog Introducing Unattended Project Recommender: discover, reclaim, or deprecate abandoned projects under your organization blog Reduce your cloud carbon footprint with new Active Assist recommendations blog What's something cool you're working on? Max is sorting out the final blog posts of the year, planning some secret Santa holiday festivities for the team, and prepping cranberry sauces. Daryl is planning videos for the new year, including a video to help celebrate our 1 millionth subscriber on the Google Cloud Tech YouTube channel and several videos to help people get the most out of Google Cloud IAM features. Hosts Max Saltonstall and Daryl Ducharme

Not every technology we deal with in Voice is a #VoiceFirst technology, sometimes we need some "adjacent" skill. This week, Mark discusses some recent issues he had involving the validation signature that Alexa provides to skills that run outside AWS Lambda, and Allen provides his perspectives about how these same issues were addressed using Google's Dialogflow. Resources: https://developer.amazon.com/en-US/docs/alexa/custom-skills/host-a-custom-skill-as-a-web-service.html#check-request-signature https://developer.amazon.com/en-US/docs/alexa/alexa-skills-kit-sdk-for-nodejs/host-web-service.html#usage https://github.com/alexa/alexa-skills-kit-sdk-for-nodejs/commit/a1652383648e9e9da42b301aa033a4143f9cdf64 https://stackoverflow.com/a/62699910/1405634

Now that Mark and Allen have returned from #VOICE22, they take a look at what the summit was like a share a bit about their presentations. Allen talks about outents and how tools like Dialogflow and Multivocal assist with this concept, while Mark talked about developing a #VoiceFirst prescription system for Alexa.

Botcopy is a Google Cloud Partner that augments the workflow and usability of DialogFlow, making the front end messenger interface customisable. We're joined by CMO, Rob Lubow to discuss the what, how and why of DialogFlow augmentation, plus some deep discussions on AI ethics, cognitive bias and the future of the economy and society in an increasingly AI-mediated world.00:00 Introduction and presenting VUX World @ VOICE22 Presented by Kore AI Find out more at https://voicesummit.ai/agenda03:54 What is botcopy?06:28 The idea behind botcopy13:38 Front end UI for chatbots17:30 Pre empt customer needs20:40 Educating the market Vs being found29:10 Effect AI has on the economy and businesses37:30 AI taking over peoples jobs42:30 Gradual or noticeable changes?45:35 Cost saving vs social values52:45 Cognitive bias 58:28 Bullsh*t Man1:04:14 OutroFind out more at https://www.botcopy.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on the GCP Podcast, Carter Morgan and Max Saltonstall are joined by Amit Kumar and Vasili Triant. Our guests are here to talk about new features in Contact Center AI. Amit starts the show helping us understand what Contact Center as a Service is and what makes this unified platform so useful for enterprise companies. The scalability helps keep costs down and overall satisfaction up while leveraging advances in cloud. UJET and Google Cloud have worked together to bring this AI advancement, and our guests describe the partnership and evolution CCAI. CCAI has streamlined the Contact Center as a Service space, helping businesses work efficiently and while putting an emphasis on positive experiences for the end customer. CCAI users can use the platform straight out of the box or customize it to build specific experiences with tools like Dialogflow. Amit further describes the tools available like Interactive Voice Response and for which circumstances each tool would be most useful. The journey to CCAI can be easily managed by a team who knows the business well. We learn more about the onboarding experience and the skills required to transition. Vasili talks about the past and future of Contact Center and how customer information is used not just for sales purposes but for bettering the customer service experience. Our guests share success stories from companies like FitBit and how CCAI is used to handle customer interactions through the app. Things like the call back feature save customers the time and frustration of waiting on hold and save businesses money. Amit Kumar Amit is responsible for bringing GCP's native CCaaS offering to market and helps enterprise customers modernize their contact centers. Previously, Amit worked as a Cloud AI Incubator lead where he helped customers in adopting Google's conversational AI technology. He also has an extensive background in large scale cloud transformational efforts and have worked with enterprise software companies mainly Salesforce and TIBCO Software. Vasili Triant As UJET's Chief Operating Officer, Vasili Triant oversees all Go To Market activities including Sales, Channel, Alliances, and Customer Success. Triant brings more than 20 years of experience in Telecoms, Unified Communications (UC), and Contact Center industries, having previously served as VP/GM of Contact Center at Cisco, where he achieved the fastest growth in over a decade through a focus on global alliances and enterprise cloud-readiness. Cool things of the week DALL-E mini site EbSynth site Announcing general availability of Confidential GKE Nodes blog Interview Contact Center AI Platform site Contact Center AI reimagines the customer experience through full end-to-end platform expansion blog UJET site Dialogflow site Google Assistant site One United Bank site FitBit site What's something cool you're working on? Max is working on expanding the podcast platform by collecting and adding more content.Carter is working on his Google Project Management: Professional Certificate.Kelsey has been working on Google Cloud Skills Boost. Hosts Carter Morgan and Max Saltonstall

The sabbatical project comes to an end, but not really so I provide an update on the virtual character development. I share what I am doing with the Keepster app and how you might want to use it for teaching and finishing up with summer project ideas. Please share what projects you plan to take on this summer. Links mentioned in the podcast: Dialogflow for conversation design of chatbots - https://dialogflow.cloud.google.com/ Cocohub for virtual character and chatbot technology - https://cocohub.ai/ Keepster for collecting text and making a book - https://keepster.co/ Presearch search engine - https://presearch.org/ FamilySearch can be used to create a family tree for free - https://www.familysearch.org/ Board Game Arena - https://boardgamearena.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/innovative-teaching/message

Ilya Gelfenbeyn is CEO and Kylan Gibbs is chief product officer of Inworld. The company has a novel voice AI service that gives brains to in-game and metaverse characters and enables them to have personalities, backstories, knowledge, and the ability to converse. It's an impressive combination of conversational AI technologies for configuring characters and operating them in virtual worlds.  There is a lot of talk about metaverses and how conversational AI may play a role. Inworld has the most interesting angle I have seen to date on this topic.  Gelfenbeyn was CEO and co-founder of API.ai which was acquired by Google in 2016 and became Dialogflow. Gibbs is the former product manager for conversational AI products at DeepMind. 

Homeserve is one of UK's leading home assistance providers, from plumbing, drainage, electrics, heating and more. In 2021 Homeserve began exploring the use of Google DialogFlow for customer service automation. Phil Jordan, Head of Contact Channel Automation and Self Service, joins us to share the successes and lessons learned.**Presented by Deepgram**Deepgram is a Speech Company whose goal is to have every voice heard and understood. We have revolutionized speech-to-text (STT) with an End-to-End Deep Learning platform. This AI architectural advantage means you don't have to compromise on speed, accuracy, scalability, or cost to build the next big idea in voice. Our easy-to-use SDKs and APIs allow developers to quickly test and embed our STT solution into their voice products. For more information, visit: https://deepgram.com/vuxworld See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hoy vamos a hablar todo lo que podamos sobre Dialogflow la herramienta de google para construir chatbots.

Jitesh of Federal Bank and John of Riafy join your hosts this week to chat about what it takes to build and maintain a specialized digital banking representative. John starts the show with a history of Riafy, including how he and his co-founders chose this magically-inspired name. Jitesh walks us through Federal Bank's journey to a digitization strategy that started in 1996. With an eye for the future, the bank adopted mobile banking early on, supporting this feature along with international banking and more for 20 plus years. In 2016, Federal Bank started a campaign of research and development to strategize the continuing build-out of digital and mobile banking offerings. These efforts paid off, and now 88% of customer interactions occur in mobile or digital banking. Jitesh details the individual projects that make up their robust digital presence, like their revolutionary mobile banking signup that makes getting started easy. With the help of Riafy, Federal Bank has implemented beneficial tools like Feddy, the AI chat agent who offers 24/7 assistance to online customers. John and Jitesh tell us how Feddy was created to be not only helpful but friendly, acting as a mascot for the bank. We learn how Feddy was engineered, including the planning process for building the AI and how John and his team designed Feddy's training program. With the help of Google solutions like Dialogflow, the team created Feddy quickly and efficiently with a likable personality all his own. Overcoming initial consumer reservations, Federal Bank chose a slow rollout for Feddy. Through research into customer behaviors, Federal Bank planned to start small, keeping him external, and slowly introducing him to more banking areas as customer trust developed. In the future, Riafy and Federal Bank will continue to grow Feddy and foster a trusting relationship between Feddy and customers through advanced conversation, context principles, and more. John and Jitesh offer advice to other companies looking to incorporate AI into their digital platform.

We use a lot of strange terms in the #VoiceFirst world, so Mark and Allen start diving into some of what them mean and what they mean to us as developers. In this episode: Smart Speakers Smart Displays VoiceFirst Ambient Ubiquitous Amazon Echo Google Home Amazon Alexa Google Assistant FarField microphone Wake word Persona first party (1P) third party (3P) Skills Actions Capsules Voice apps App Actions Conversational actions Dialogflow v1, v2, ES, CX, API.AI Action Builder gactions Console Webhook

The concept of an Intent in the #VoiceFirst world seems straightforward - it is what a user is trying to express. But how Amazon Alexa has implemented the concept is slightly different than how the Google Assistant and Dialogflow have. Allen and Mark explore some of these differences as Allen works to prepare multivocal, a development library, for use with Alexa. Find out more: multivocal.info

Victory Dumebi Nwani joins the round up to discuss integrating the Dialogflow from Google Cloud into your application to manage voice and chat capabilities for your application. Victory dives into the stack he used to put together a functioning app using that offering from Google. Panel Jack Herrington Paige Niedringhaus TJ VanToll Guest Victory Dumebi Nwani Sponsors Dev Influencers Accelerator Raygun | Click here to get started on your free 14-day trial PodcastBootcamp.io Links Integrating A Dialogflow Agent Into A React Application Dialogflow Documentation A brief introduction to Chatbots with Dialogflow Dialogflow pricing LinkedIn: Victory Nwani GitHub: Nwani Victory ( vickywane ) Twitter: Iamnwani ( @iamnwani01 ) Picks Jack- Resident Evil Village Paige- Mario Kart TJ- Toto Bidet Victory- AWS CodeDeploy Contact Jack: Jack Herrington – YouTube Blue Collar Coder Twitter: Jack Herrington ( @jherr ) Contact Paige: Paige Niedringhaus Paige Niedringhaus – Medium Twitter: Paige Niedringhaus ( @pniedri ) GitHub: Paige Niedringhaus ( paigen11 ) Contact TJ: TJ VanToll's Blog Progress Software KendoReact Twitter: TJ VanToll ( @tjvantoll )

Victory Dumebi Nwani joins the round up to discuss integrating the Dialogflow from Google Cloud into your application to manage voice and chat capabilities for your application. Victory dives into the stack he used to put together a functioning app using that offering from Google. Panel Jack HerringtonPaige NiedringhausTJ VanToll Guest Victory Dumebi Nwani Sponsors Dev Influencers AcceleratorRaygun | Click here to get started on your free 14-day trialPodcastBootcamp.io Links Integrating A Dialogflow Agent Into A React ApplicationDialogflow DocumentationA brief introduction to Chatbots with DialogflowDialogflow pricingLinkedIn: Victory NwaniGitHub: Nwani Victory ( vickywane )Twitter: Iamnwani ( @iamnwani01 ) Picks Jack- Resident Evil VillagePaige- Mario KartTJ- Toto BidetVictory- AWS CodeDeploy Contact Jack: Jack Herrington – YouTubeBlue Collar CoderTwitter: Jack Herrington ( @jherr ) Contact Paige: Paige NiedringhausPaige Niedringhaus – MediumTwitter: Paige Niedringhaus ( @pniedri )GitHub: Paige Niedringhaus ( paigen11 ) Contact TJ: TJ VanToll's BlogProgress SoftwareKendoReactTwitter: TJ VanToll ( @tjvantoll ) Special Guest: Victory Nwani.

Victory Dumebi Nwani joins the round up to discuss integrating the Dialogflow from Google Cloud into your application to manage voice and chat capabilities for your application. Victory dives into the stack he used to put together a functioning app using that offering from Google. Panel Jack Herrington Paige Niedringhaus TJ VanToll Guest Victory Dumebi Nwani Sponsors Dev Influencers Accelerator Raygun | Click here to get started on your free 14-day trial PodcastBootcamp.io Links Integrating A Dialogflow Agent Into A React Application Dialogflow Documentation A brief introduction to Chatbots with Dialogflow Dialogflow pricing LinkedIn: Victory Nwani GitHub: Nwani Victory ( vickywane ) Twitter: Iamnwani ( @iamnwani01 ) Picks Jack- Resident Evil Village Paige- Mario Kart TJ- Toto Bidet Victory- AWS CodeDeploy Contact Jack: Jack Herrington – YouTube Blue Collar Coder Twitter: Jack Herrington ( @jherr ) Contact Paige: Paige Niedringhaus Paige Niedringhaus – Medium Twitter: Paige Niedringhaus ( @pniedri ) GitHub: Paige Niedringhaus ( paigen11 ) Contact TJ: TJ VanToll's Blog Progress Software KendoReact Twitter: TJ VanToll ( @tjvantoll )

Nesta série de episódios, nos aprofundaremos nos temas e descobertas do nosso estudo FlashBlack - descobertas da última Black Friday para a próxima temporada, realizado pela R/GA a pedido do Google Cloud. No segundo episódio do Google Cloud Cast - Edição Varejo, Daniel Leite, executivo de Vendas do Google Cloud, e Marcelo Gomes, especialista em Modernização de Infraestrutura do Google Cloud, convidam Tiago Andrade, Head of Big Data, Analytics & AI da Americanas S.A. para abordar a construção de confiança com os clientes a longo prazo, através de um bom atendimento ao cliente, oferecimento de suporte adequado e implementação de inteligência artificial para melhor entendimento dos usuários. Google Cloud Cast é o podcast oficial do Google Cloud no Brasil, no qual discutimos quinzenalmente sobre transformação digital, inovação e a jornada para a nuvem com executivos e especialistas, junto com convidados especiais. Confira os links deste episódio: FlashBlack - descobertas da última Black Friday para a próxima temporada: http://bit.ly/FlashBlackGCC Saiba mais sobre a Americanas S.A.: https://bit.ly/3kqQW6n Confira a experiência da Americanas S.A. com Google Cloud: https://bit.ly/3Bh4A37 Saiba mais sobre a solução DialogFlow: https://bit.ly/3yevB51 Saiba mais sobre a solução Contact Center AI: https://bit.ly/2Wsue5S Confira o hotsite do Americanas Mundo: https://bit.ly/3yGvAaf Saiba mais sobre o prêmio Black Friday de Verdade: https://bit.ly/3BCaE6n Soluções do Google Cloud específicas para varejo: https://bit.ly/3gtUILd Inovando no setor do varejo: https://bit.ly/3kzzRYn

Ofrecer una buena experiencia a los clientes puede ser una de las claves para un negocio exitoso. El valor entregado al consumidor debe comenzar mucho antes del momento de la compra: debe pasar por el primer contacto con la marca, la búsqueda del producto ideal, la resolución de dudas, la finalización de la compra y la posventa. ¿Cómo pueden prepararse las empresas para que todo ese proceso sea efectivo? En el episodio #8 de nuestro podcast, Eric Benedetti, Chief Digital Officer del Apex América, nos cuenta sobre la importancia de la experiencia de los consumidores en la estrategia de cualquier empresa, además de los beneficios a largo plazo de tener clientes leales y el rol de la tecnología en ese proceso. Voces de la nube es el podcast oficial de Google Cloud para América Latina, en el que, cada 15 días, hablaremos sobre la transformación digital y el viaje hacia la nube con ejecutivos y especialistas de nuestro equipo y también con invitados especiales. Accede a los enlaces de este episodio: Más información sobre Apex America: https://apexamerica.com Conozca la importancia de la lealtad a largo plazo de los clientes: https://cloudonair.withgoogle.com/events/startup_day_21_latam?talk=day1_session3 Como innovar con experiencias de datos: https://cloudonair.withgoogle.com/events/reimagina-negocio-business-solution-2021?talk=innova-con-datos Migración a Google Cloud: optimiza tu entorno: https://cloud.google.com/architecture/migration-to-google-cloud-optimizing-your-environment Más información sobre experiencias conectadas: https://cloud.google.com/apigee/connected-experiences Más información sobre nuestra solución Speech-to-Text: https://cloud.google.com/speech-to-text Patrones y prácticas para crear apps resilientes y escalables: https://cloud.google.com/architecture/scalable-and-resilient-apps Más información sobre Alfred: https://www.alfredcx.com ¿Qué es Dialogflow?: https://cloud.google.com/dialogflow?hl=es_419 Aproveche el verdadero potencial de la omnicanalidad (en inglés): https://cloud.google.com/files/apigee/apigee-realize-true-potential-of-omnichannel-ebook.pdf?hl=en ¿Te gustó el episodio o tienes alguna sugerencia? Comunícate con nosotros por correo electrónico escribiendo a vocesdelanube@google.com

Google Cloud's Head of Conversational AI and Contact Center, Antony Passemard, joins us to dive under the hood of Google CCAI; Google's Contact Centre AI product.Antony manages the entire product suite and joins us to share what CCAI is, how it's being used to improve customer experience within contact centres across industries, as well as describing how you can use the tools yourself to streamline service delivery using conversational AI.Running order:00:00:00 Intro00:02:53 About Antony Passemard00:04:16 Does CCAI have a relationship with Google Assistant?00:06:35 Overview of CCAI00:07:20 What drove the need for DialogFlow CX?00:10:42 Can you move from ES to CX?00:11:50 Who is CX for?00:13:00 Core reasons for using DialogFlow CX vs ES00:17:30 Michael Kenny: Will DF CX open up third part integrations for CMS etc?00:19:40 What has CCAI taken from Google Research?00:23:13 BERT: what's it being used for?00:26:10 What is Agent Assist?00:28:50 What does Agent Assist look like and where is it?00:31:04 How is Agent Assist implemented?00:35:00 How will Agent Assist improve over time?00:37:05 How do you approach feature building and roll out?00:41:00 Focus on successful conversations00:42:50 Can you implement Agent Assist on your own?00:47:00 How to implement DialogFlow into contact centres00:52:35 Insights00:57:00 Can you use Insights to find and prioritise use cases?00:58:35 How to measure successful conversations01:05:05 How to find out moreLinksFind out more about Google CCAI See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ilya Gelfenbeyn was the founding CEO of API.ai. He and his team were true pioneers in the voice AI industry and were rewarded for those efforts through an acquisition by Google in 2016. API.ai was the development environment that most of the first Google Actions were built upon along with tens of thousands of chatbots. It is better known today as Dialogflow after a rebranding in 2017, and is one of the most widely used solutions for building conversational AI experiences. What you may not know is that API.ai was preceded by Speaktoit which was known as the Siri of Android. Speaktoit amassed over 40 million users for the app-based virtual assistant. The experience taught the team a lot about the tooling required to deploy a successful conversational assistant. That ultimately led to the creation of developer tools and the pivot into API.ai which we discuss in today's interview.  Gelfenbeyn later was a founding member of Google Assistant investments where he was involved in direct funding of several prominent voice AI startups. Today he leads an angel syndicate called The AI where he invests in AI-related companies.

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Dustin Dye and Alex Seegers of Botcopy are on the show today, chatting with hosts Mark Mirchandani and Priyanka Vergadia. Botcopy uses advanced AI technology along with excellent copy writing to create better chat bots. The software works directly on a company website and doesn’t require a login, allowing chats to stay anonymous. Our guests explain that their chat bots are treated like virtual employees, built and trained to function and speak appropriately for their specific job. Copy writing is an important part of this, as the conversational AI should continue to support the brand being represented and conversations should flow naturally. The bot personalities are developed through written copy and interactions with customers in instances like customer service, lead generation, and even some internal employee management needs. Later, we talk about how Dialogflow and Botcopy work together, including how Botcopy adds important user context to the conversation to facilitate more accurate bot responses. We hear more about Dialogflow CX and how the modular builder makes designing and controlling bot conversations easier. CX has also made managing multiple bots on a single account easier and team collaboration more efficient. The visual builder available in CX offers a better chatbot design experience, especially when multiple teams are working on the same bot. We hear examples of great use-cases for Botcopy, like restaurant menus, clinical trials, and more. Alex and Dustin give developers valuable advice about working with clients to build their bots. Test early and often to build a robust bot capable of handling many situations. It’s important to have an analytics system in place to identify possible improvement areas as well. Dustin Dye Dustin Dye is co-founder and CEO of Botcopy. After developing branded character and dialogue content for the #1 business bots on Messenger and Slack, Dustin launched Botcopy in 2017. Before co-founding Botcopy, Dustin had co-founded Expert Dojo, one of Silicon Beach’s largest startup incubator, serving, mentoring, and securing funding for some of the most exciting businesses coming out of LA. Dustin is a frequent keynote speaker at leading Chatbot conferences in the US and abroad. Alexander Seegers Alexander Seegers is a co-founder and COO of Botcopy and heads up the product team. He holds a Business degree from Northeastern and UX certification from General Assembly. Alex has consulted tech leaders at Fortune 500 companies worldwide, spearheading their forays into conversational AI for multiple use cases at the enterprise level. In addition to big-picture leadership and vision, Alex is adept at numerous coding languages and complex systems architecture. Cool things of the week Introducing WebSockets, HTTP/2 and gRPC bidirectional streams for Cloud Run blog Take the first step toward SRE with Cloud Operations Sandbox blog Interview Botcopy site Botcopy Blog blog Contact Botcopy email Dialogflow site Miro site What’s something cool you’re working on? Priyanka is working on Dialogflow CX episodes for the Deconstructing Chatbots series.

Justin Randall, Chief Innovation Officer at Comwave, one of Canada's largest independent telco companies, joins us to share his experiences of designing, building and implementing a Google DialogFlow agent in the contact centre.We'll cover the drivers for doing it, the process he followed, the things he learned and advice for doing the same.Timestamps00:00 Intro04:30 About Justin Randall and Comwave10:30 Replacing the IVR12:23 What can 'Penny' do?13:39 How do you determine success for your conversational AI19:30 Understanding where you should start21:50 Who manages the updates and maintenance?23:20 Glen Ritchie: What KPIs do you use for your conversational AI?26:15 How much time is spent defining requirements?27:44 Heidi Cohen: What books and resources would you recommend?29:29 John Novak: Do you use a tree structure like in IVR?32:23 Deymi Campos: How fast can you deploy a change in your conversational AI?35:50 What does your automated testing set up look like?40:24 Andrew Francis: Are you using the DialogFlow Telephone Gateway?43:45 Deymi Campos: Sometimes different TFNs need different config, do you have this feature?45:15 Georgios Tserdanelis: Did you design a persona for Penny or use a custom voice?48:37 jusfc: Is Penny available as a chatbot as well?51:10 Advice for people starting out in their conversational AI journey56:00 Closing thoughts from JustinLinks/booksConnect with Justin RandallCognitive Virtual Assistants Using Google DialogflowVoice Applications for Alexa and Google Assistant (Manning)Designing Voice User Interfaces (O'Reilly)Designing Bots (O'Reilly) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark is getting ready to release his new game, Snatch Word, but there are a couple of details to work out. So he and Allen chat about what it's taking to get things ready for release.

Daniel is a founder, an engineer, a teacher and a communicator. He currently works at Edge Impulse as Founding TinyML Engineer. He is a co-author of the great book published by O'Reilly called "TinyML: Machine Learning with TensorFlow Lite on Arduino and Ultra-Low-Power Microcontrollers". He previously worked at Google as a Developer Advocate for TensorFlow Lite, enabling developers to deploy machine learning to edge devices, from phones to SoCs and was also Developer Advocate for Dialogflow, a tool for building conversational AI. ————————————————————————————— Connect with me here: ✉️ My weekly email newsletter: jousef.substack.com

Voiceflow is an amazing no-code Voice Design tool, that allows Voice UI Designers like myself to author voice apps and deploy them to both Alexa and Google Assistant. However, sometimes, Google Assistant has other plans. :) Recently, Google made some updates and it kind of ruined the process for uploading Voice apps to the Google Actions Console from Voiceflow. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paulhickey/support

In this podcast, we spoke with Alex Weidauer, Co-founder and CEO of Rasa. Rasa is a Python-based open-source conversational AI framework powered by Rasa NLU and Rasa Core. We learned the backstory of Rasa, which was thought up in Alex's kitchen while building a chatbot using Dialogflow and other chatbot frameworks - till today with 3M+ downloads, 10K+ members on the global Rasa community forum. We also touched upon the story behind naming Rasa, latest GPT-3 NLP research, talent acquisition, product-market fit for startup products, recent Series B funding from Andreessen Horowitz(a16z), Rasa Masterclass on YouTube, and even Alex's favorite Bollywood movie and actor! 00:00 : Teaser 00:21 : Welcome to CLL Podcast - Rasa - S1E1 - Intro 01:00 : Alex Introduction 01:42 : Namaste Alex 02:06 : Alex’s daily routines 04:00 : Shut down of Treev. Learned "How NOT to make the product?" 06:19 : Tracking the usage of the open-source product 08:03 : Hiring the first few members of the company. 11:28 : Biggest challenges the Conversational AI space was facing back then and now? 14:42 : Rasa NLU's immediate traction on TechCrunch in Dec 2016 17:28 : Flushed service-based business and started focusing on product 19:29 : Rasa Contributor Program 21:51 : Rasa'a terrific community growth 24:07 : Rasa's funding procurement & Series A 28:26 : Series B investment 30:50 : Rasa Developer summit & L3-AI: Level 3 AI Assistant Conference, 33:38 : Rasa growth: Stats 34:00 : Rapid-fire round 35:38 : Chatbots for getting business insights 37:27 : Why name "Rasa"? and its current focus? 39:25 : Does Alex watch Indian Movies and his favorite actor? 40:00 : What ideal vacation looks like for Alex? 40:50 : Auf wiedersehen Connect and follow the speaker: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aweidauer/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/alexweidauer Join Rasa: Mission: https://rasa.com/mission/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Rasa_HQ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ0V... LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rasa./ Website: https://rasa.com Forum: http://forum.rasa.com/ Podcast team: Yogesh Kothiya: https://linktr.ee/YogeshKothiya Kunaal Naik: https://linktr.ee/KunaalNaik Laisha Wadhwa: https://linktr.ee/laishawadhwa Piyush Bhandari: https://linktr.ee/piyushbhandari Vinay Sarigoppula: https://linktr.ee/vinaysarigoppula Kaushik Byna: https://linktr.ee/kaushikbyna Blog of the same podcast: https://medium.com/co-learning-lounge... Join and follow us on social media to get notified about our online and offline activities, Website: https://colearninglounge.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cole... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/colea... Github: https://github.com/colearninglounge/c... Telegram: https://t.me/ColearningLounge_AIRoom Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/colearningl... Twitter: https://twitter.com/ColearninLounge Medium: https://medium.com/co-learning-lounge --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Mark and Allen chat about tools we use to build conversations for Alexa and the Google Assistant. Ranging from new tools, such as Alexa Conversations and Google's Actions Builder, to more mature tools, such as Jovo and Dialogflow. We got so excited about the topic, we just couldn't stop! References: Alexa Conversations: https://developer.amazon.com/en-US/blogs/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/2020/07/introducing-alexa-conversations-beta-a-new-ai-driven-approach-to-providing-conversational-experiences-that-feel-more-natural Actions Builder: https://developers.google.com/assistant/console/builder Jovo: https://www.jovo.tech/ Narratory: https://narratory.io/

Mark Mirchandani is joined again by Priyanka Vergadia this week for an ML-filled interview with Radu Miclaus of Lucidworks. Lucidworks, a company specializing in information retrieval, strives to make data searching easier for developers and users. Building off Solr, Lucidworks created Fusion, an environment more conducive to easy AI-enhanced query capabilities, better scalability, and more. With Fusion, developers can take advantage of the highly advanced relevance tuning tools such as query rewrites, which analyze user behavior and automatically rewrite queries based on that information. On the tech side, Fusion was built with a combination of Java, Kubernetes to increase scalability, Solr management tools, and logging and reporting tools. The engineers at Lucidworks have created Fusion-specific system-enhancing pieces as well, including a machine learning service that allows data scientists to train their models elsewhere and plug them in for a completely customized experience. The team also created Smart Answers, which is a Q-And-A system built on a search engine that can connect to chatbots, virtual assistants, and others. Radu goes into detail explaining the Smart Answers system and how the layers of the project work together. We also learn about the customization capabilities and integration of Smart Answers. Radu wraps up the show with interesting use-case stories and how Fusion is working in the real world. In the future, Lucidworks will be available right in the GCP marketplace! Radu Miclaus Radu has over 12 years of experience in the data science space with applications in general machine learning architecture, search, customer analytics, risk and financial analysis. At Lucidworks, Radu focuses on low-code AI for search developers, pluggable machine learning for data scientists, and cloud managed services that offload the burden of operating search applications. Cool things of the week Week 2 sessions on productivity and collaboration site Online shopping gets more personal with Recommendations AI blog Using new traffic control features in External HTTP(S) load balancer blog Optimizing your costs on Compute Engine video Google Cloud Talks by DevRel site Giving you better cost analytics capabilities—and a simpler invoice blog GCP Podcast Episode 217: Cost Optimization with Justin Lerma and Pathik Sharma podcast Interview Lucidworks site Solr site Lucene site Fusion site Try Fusion site Smart Answers site Spark site Kubernetes site GKE site Dialogflow site Webinar: Smart Answers for Employee and Customer Support After COVID-19 site Deconstructing Chatbots video GCP Podcast Episode 227: Pandium with Cristina Flaschen and Kelly Sarabyn podcast GCP Podcast Episode 188: Conversation AI with Priyanka Vergadia podcast GCP Podcast Episode 195: Conversational AI Best Practices with Cathy Pearl and Jessica Dene Earley-Cha podcast Tip of the week We’re talking to Dale Markowitz about Prototyping Machine Learning projects. You can also hear more from Dale in GCP Podcast Episode 214: AI in Healthcare with Dale Markowitz and GCP Podcast Episode 194: ML with Dale Markowitz. What’s something cool you’re working on? Priyanka has been working on GCP Comics and Sketchnote.

AirAsia is one of the most innovative airlines in regard to their people, their management, and the technology they use. Mo Khurram Zia, Head of People Operations for AirAsia, joins Tony to discuss the reasons the airline chose Google Cloud, using G Suite to boost communication & productivity, and Big Query to enhance data analytics capabilities. Zia explains how People Ops is a “partner” of their IT organization, and he delves into how they collaborate to deliver services and support to teams, cultivating a culture of innovation. Host: Tony Safoian Guest: Mo Khurram Zia   Connect on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/cloudnclear https://www.twitter.com/SADA https://www.twitter.com/Safoian Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sada/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/safoian/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/mo-khurram-zia-8616a33/   To learn more, visit SADA.com.

Links and Resources: Dialogflow AI Starter Kit Template by Janis.ai for Manychat ►►https://manychat.com/templates/18527Smartwords Tutorial by Josh Barkin ►►https://medium.com/janis/smartwords-7e26309b614dGet access to our bot templates library ►►https://m.employee.bot/template-library-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------More ways to listen:Alexa Flash Briefing ►► https://m.employee.bot/alexa-flash-briefingSpotify ►► https://m.employee.bot/spotifyApple Podcast ►► https://m.employee.bot/apple-podcastGoogle Podcast ►► https://m.employee.bot/google-podcastSoundcloud ►► https://m.employee.bot/soundcloudYoutube ►► https://m.employee.bot/youtube-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Twitter ►► https://twitter.com/_frankzhouFacebook ►► https://www.facebook.com/groups/frankzhou/Linkedin ►► https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachzhou/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Thanks For Listening!Description Tags: Conversation Design, Chatbot, Voicebot, Conversational AI, Flash Briefings, VUI, No Code, Low Code, Manychat, Voiceflow#ConversationDesign #Chatbots #Voicebot #ConversationUX #ConversationalAI #Manychat #VoiceflowSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/Success-On-Autopilot. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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เพิ่งเรียน online course นึงของ skooldio ที่ชื่อว่า Building LINE Chatbot using DialogFlow แต่ในคอร์สและบล็อกเก่าๆเราไม่ได้กล่าวถึงเจ้า Entity เลย และจริงๆเคยลองเล่นอยู่ประมาณสองสามวันเมื่อประมาณปีสองปี เลยมาเล่าหน่อยเนอะว่าคืออะไร ไม่เกี่ยวกับโค้ดแน่นอนเรายืนยันได้

Marek Mis is the founder of OnlyOne, the first ever voice-dating application. Only One helps users find their true love using only their voice.We explore the fascinating concept of without images, diving into the product features, and how the platform matches you up with your perfect partner. We discuss dating apps in general, typical behavioral patterns seen on dating apps today, as well as the benefits of having voice-only matchmakers, as opposed to the more multi-modal features seen in ‘traditional’ dating apps, like Tinder today. We also hear what Marek has learned from the initial data generated by platform’s users; what he’s learned about human connection, what he has been most surprised by, and the types of metrics that he tracks. We also get into the nuts and bolts of this app development process itself. Everything from Dialogflow, to FireBase, to Web App JS, and how you can become an expert in these technologies.If you’re looking for a fun, intriguing, accessible episode jam packed with advice, then you won’t want to miss this one!Highlights● Available at http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-ep065 Quotes from the show[05:50] If you date someone, you probably want to see them first[20:17] I think it’s got some magic to it[21:20] dating app giants haven’t yet given options to go picturelessLinks to clickMarek MisMarek Mis on TwitterMarek Mis on LinkedInOnlyOneOnlyOne on Google AssistantGreenwood CampbellVoiceBaseUpside AgencyFireBaseDating App Waving Uses Your Voice in Profiles Instead of PicturesEpisode 36: Echo Echo Chamber with Adam GreenwoodSubscribe for more episodesApple iTunes:https://apple.co/2LqW4olGoogle Podcasts:http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-googleSpotify:https://spoti.fi/2IZr5hmRead all about itNewsletter:https://voicetechpodcast.com/newsletterMedium Blog:https://voicetechpodcast.com/mediumWrite for us:https://voicetechpodcast.com/publishMake your voice heardTwitter:https://voicetechpodcast.com/twitterReddit: https://voicetechpodcast.com/reddit Facebook:https://voicetechpodcast.com/facebook Email: carl@voicetechpodcast.comShow your supportGo Pro: https://voicetechpodcast.com/pro Support the show (https://patreon.com/voicetechpodcast)

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En este episodio hablamos sobre una herramienta que está siendo tendencia en el marketing digital: chatbots & messenger marketing. La plataforma que usamos para desarrollo y te recomendamos explorar es DialogFlow.com Los anuncios en messenger los puedes activar directamente de la plataforma de facebook ads. Espero te funcione y puedes comenzar tu lista de suscriptores en messenger pronto, ¡Excelente día Marketeros! Si te gustó, sígueme y comparte. Facebook: fb.com/CoronaEmmanuel Instagram: @coronaemmanuel twitter: @coronaemmanuel

Dans ce nouveau numéro de notre podcast SEO en Français, nous aborderons le sujet de la recherche vocale. 2020 verra-t-elle bien l'avénement de la recherche par la voix ? Comment être présent et répondre par la voix ? Cet axe doit-il être une priorité pour les marques ? Des questions auxquelles nous répondons dans ce nouvel épisode. A retrouver également ici : https://www.wam-referencement.fr/blog/wamcast-ou-en-est-on-de-la-recherche-vocale/  Bonne écoute !

Thursday, November 7, 2019 We set out to address the question, How can we create an engaging experience that allows people to interact with the Field Museum’s newest—and biggest—dinosaur? The result is Message Máximo (fieldmuseum.org/maximo), a chat experience that lets users text or online message Máximo the Titanosaur. Seeking to develop an easy-to-use, friendly, and welcoming interface that creates opportunities for personalized interactions, we placed a particular focus on persona definition, content strategy, and conversational logic. In a discussion of our process, challenges, and learnings as we developed Message Máximo, this session will cover topics that may be relevant to a wide variety of content-heavy projects: identifying content scope, creating interactions that are both engaging and also integrate learning opportunities, and anticipating users’ needs and expectations. Session Type30-Minute Session (Presentation or Case Study) TrackContent Chatham House RuleNo Key Outcomes As a result of this session, participants will have a better understanding of the functionalities of Dialogflow, a free AI chat platform, and its capabilities in creating educational and conversational chatbot experiences. Session attendees will understand one approach to navigating a large-scale, ever-growing content project with time and resource considerations and be able to apply these learnings to their own digital engagement projects, whether a chatbot or other content-driven project. Speakers Session Leader : Caitlin Kearney, Digital Content & Engagement Manager, Field Museum Co-Presenter : Caitlin Pequignot, Senior Digital Strategist, Purple, Rock, Scissors Co-Presenter : Katharine Uhrich, Social Media Manager, Field Museum

Rob Lubow is the co-founder of Botcopy, a tool that lets you build custom chatbots for your website, powered by Dialogflow. Rob explains the benefits of text-based chatbots, shares some chatbot design tips, and explains how to quickly build your own using Dialogflow and Botcopy. We discover the major uses for website chatbots, and a new trend for full screen bot landing pages. Rob explains some of the limitations of voice bots, such as high cognitive load, and the many advantages multimodal chatbots have over voice bots. An experienced startup founder and bot developer, Rob shares his advice for people building a conversational UI products and startups, such as not trying to emulate a human with a voice-only interface. Finally we learn why Rob considers himself a transhumanist, more interested in putting the best of humanity into a bot than creating a new sentient species.This is a time-limited preview. To hear the full episode, and access the full catalogue of episodes and bonus content, become a Voice Tech Pro https://voicetechpodcast.com/proQuotes from the show:[41:41] spend more time mastering something that's here now[52:40] they're not really talking to a bot at all, they're talking to a personHighlights from the show:Available at http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-ep044Links from the show:Georgian Partners Impact Podcast: https://voicetechpodcast.com/impactpodcastFinderFox voice-enabled news: "Alexa, enable FinderFox" @AskFinderFoxRobocopy Conversation Design Course http://bit.ly/2Q3QRts

Ons eerst gesprek tijdens Google Cloud Summit 2019 in Amsterdam RAI. Velen van ons kennen de Google home smart speaker wel, en dan met name het filmpje waarin een Google Assistent een telefonisch een afspraak maakt met een kapper. Neem die in het groot en voor bedrijven en dan heb je Dialogflow. Deze tool stelt bedrijven in staat om hun processen (Flows) middels sprekende bots in te richten, feitelijk met klikken en slepen kun je een flow van gesprekken met klanten organiseren. We spreken met Lee Boonstra Developer Advocate bij Google en expert in Dialogflow over hoe je een tool als deze snel en slim in kunt zetten, bijvoorbeeld binnen contact centers van bedrijven. En natuurlijk moeten we even praten over AutoML en hoe developers zonder Data Science achtergrond hiermee aan de slag kunnen. Voor ons was duidelijk dat democratize AI ook gewoon echt is! meer info en shownotes op  https://www.dedataloog.nl/uitzending/dtl-google-cloud-summit-special-1-dialogflow-en-contact-center-ai-en-auto-ml-voor-developers/

Conversational AI is our topic this week as your hosts Mark Mirchandani and Priyanka Vergadia are joined by Cathy Pearl and Jessica Dene Earley-Cha. Cathy explains what conversation AI is, describing it as people teaching computers to communicate the way humans do, rather than forcing humans to communicate like computers. Later, we talk best practices in design and development, including how a good conversation design and sample dialogues before building can create a better product. This prep work helps anticipate the ways different users could respond to the same question and how the program should react. In multi-modal programming, planning is also important. Our guests suggest starting with the spoken portions of the design and then planning visual components that would augment the experience. Working together as a team is one of the most important parts of the planning process. We also talk best use-cases for conversation AI. Does performing this task via voice make the experience better? Does it make the task easier or more accessible? If so, that could be a great application. In the future, the conversation may be a silent communication with the help of MIT’s Alter Ego. Cathy Pearl Cathy Pearl is head of conversation design outreach and author of the O’Reilly book, “Designing Voice User Interfaces”. She’s been creating Voice User Interfaces for 20 years and has worked on everything from programming NASA helicopter pilot simulators to a conversational app in which Esquire’s style columnist advises what to wear on a first date. She earned an MS in Computer Science from Indiana University and a BS in Cognitive Science from UC San Diego. You can find Cathy on Twitter, or check out her latest Medium article “A Conversation With My 35-year-old Chatbot”. Jessica Dene Earley-Cha Jessica Dene Earley-Cha is a Developer Advocate for Actions on Google. She loves to connect with developers and explore VUI (voice user interface) to add another dimension to how users interact with technology. Jessica is part of the leadership team for @WomenInVoice. You’ll find her either spending time with her dog, collecting strawberry knick knack or biking around town. Stay up-to-date on her ventures on Twitter. Cool things of the week How Google and Mayo Clinic will transform the future of healthcare blog Announcing the general availability of 6 and 12 TB VMs for SAP HANA instances on Google Cloud Platform blog Understanding your GCP Costs site and videos Coupon code for qwiklabs is: 1q-costs-626 Interview GCP Podcast Episode 188: Conversation AI with Priyanka Vergadia podcast Google’s Conversation Design Best Practices site Actions on Google site Interactive Canvas docs Dialogflow site Deconstructing Chatbots videos Behind the Actions videos Assistant On Air videos MIT’s Alter Ego site Google Developers on Medium site Actions Codelabs site Actions Code Samples site Actions on Google Twitter site Google Assistant Dev on Reddit site Cathy’s Book: Designing Voice User Interfaces site How We Talk: The Inner Workings of Conversation site Talk: The Science of Conversation site Question of the week How to integrate Dialogflow with BigQuery Where can you find us next? Cathy will be at Project Voice. Mark will be on vacation soon! Priyanka will be at GOTO Berlin, Codemotion Milan, and GOTO Copenhagen

Episode description:Pranas Kiziela is the CTO of Eddy Travels, a personal travel advisor that connects travellers with travel products and services. Eddy Travels is available in popular chat apps like Messenger, Telegram, Viber and Slack, and supports both text and voice based interaction. We discuss the benefits of booking travel though a conversational interface, and the big voice-AI opportunities in the travel space right now. We tackle some of the major design considerations faced during the product build, including the limitations of the big chatbot platforms, the different challenges of working with voice and text, and how to incorporate a bot into a text conversation between two humans. We also spend some time discussing the technical aspects, including the story of why Eddy Travels started with DialogFlow but later migrated to RASA NLU. We cover the many advantages of using an open-source framework, specifically much greater control over training the NLU models, unit testing and source control, and model management capabilities. It's a wide ranging conversation that has something for everyone, and will make you want to book your next holiday! This is a time-limited preview. To hear the full episode, and access the full catalogue of episodes and bonus content, become a Voice Tech Pro https://voicetechpodcast.com/proHighlights from the show:Available at http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-ep034 Links from the show:Eddy Travels https://eddytravels.com Try Eddy Travels on Messenger https://m.me/eddytravels Eddy Travels on Twitter https://twitter.com/eddytravels Eddy Travels on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/eddytravels/ RASA https://rasa.comMLFlow https://mlflow.orgDialogFlow https://dialogflow.comTelegram telegram.orgViber https://www.viber.comSlack http://slack.comSubscribe to get future episodes:Apple iTunes: https://apple.co/2LqW4olGoogle Podcasts: http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-googleStitcher: http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-stitcherSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2IZr5hmAlexa: https://voicetechpodcast.com/alexaWebsite: http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcastJoin the discussion:Weekly Newsletter: https://voicetechpodcast.com/newsletterSponsor the Show: https://voicetechpodcast.com/donateMedium Blog: https://voicetechpodcast.com/mediumWrite for Blog: https://voicetechpodcast.com/publishEmail: carl@voicetechpodcast.comFollow on Twitter: http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-twitterReddit:

The podcast today is all about conversational AI and Dialogflow with our Google guest, Priyanka Vergadia. Priyanka explains to Mark Mirchandani and Brian Dorsey that conversational AI includes anything with a conversational component, such as chatbots, in anything from apps, to websites, to messenger programs. If it uses natural language understanding and processing to help humans and machines communicate, it can be classified as conversational AI. These programs work as translators so humans and computers can chat seamlessly. We discuss how people interact with conversational AI, maybe without even realizing it. From asking Google Home to set your alarm to getting customer service support at your favorite online store, AI is probably working behind the scenes to help. Priyanka also tells us all about Google’s natural language understanding and processing program, Dialogflow. Designed to simplify the process, Dialogflow allows you to input a simple idea like asking for coffee, and watch as the program automatically includes many of the different ways people would naturally ask for coffee. Coffee would be great right now! Listen in to find out the best (and worst) use cases and practices for this powerful tool! Priyanka Vergadia Priyanka Vergadia is a Developer Advocate at Google. She worked directly with customers for 1.5 years prior to recently joining Google Cloud Developer Relations team. She loves architecting cloud solutions and enjoys building conversational experiences. Her interest in Conversational AI led to the Deconstructing Chatbots YouTube series. Priyanka is currently starring in a new show called “Get Cooking in Cloud” where she will be sharing recipes to cook various business solutions on Google Cloud. Cool things of the week Least privilege for Cloud Functions using Cloud IAM blog Containerizing in the real world … of Minecraft blog Introducing the What-If Tool for Cloud AI Platform models blog Interview Chatbot Fail site Dialogflow site and docs Deconstructing Chatbots videos Codelab: Build your first Chatbot with Dialogflow site Question of the week How do you run a recurring python script? Where can you find us next? Priyanka will be at Codemotion Milan in October and GOTO Copenhagen in November. Brian will be at the office in Seattle, thinking about Compute Engine. Mark will be in Austin and the Bay Area working on new training content! Sound Effect Attribution “Small Group Laugh Set.wav” by Tim Kahn of Freesound.org “Whip Crack 01.wav” by CGEffex of Freesound.org

In deze update vanaf DDSW spreekt Walter met Marloes Joosten, voice technologie-expert bij Xebia, en Diederik Greveling, data scientist bij GoDataDriven, over clouddiensten op het gebied van spraaktechnologie en machine learningdiensten. Zo gaat het over het ontwikkelen van applicaties met Dialogflow en het trainen van zelfrijdende auto’s met de AWS DeepRacer.

Mark Mirchandani and Michelle Casbon take over the show this week to discuss AI and the PAIR Guidebook to Human-Centered AI. Mark Mandel pops in on the interview, and Di Dang, Design Advocate at Google, talks about her role in designing and building the guidebook with the intent of helping others create quality AI projects. Di describes human-centered AI as a practice of not only being conscious of the project being built, but also considering how this AI project will impact us as humans at the end of the day. We influence machine learning so much, both intentionally and unintentionally, and it’s our job to look at the project and results as a whole. In the guidebook, topics like data bias in machine learning, what design patterns work, how to establish trust with the user, and more are addressed. Di explains that the guidebook is a work in progress that will develop with input from users and advances in technology. Di Dang Di Dang recently joined Google’s Design Relations team as a Design Advocate supporting emerging technologies such as augmented reality and machine learning. Previously, she worked as a Senior UX Designer and led the Emerging Tech group at Seattle-based digital agency POP, advising clients on how VR/AR, web/mobile, conversational UI, and machine learning could benefit their end users. With a degree in Philosophy and Religion, she considers herself an optimistic realist who is passionate about ethical design. You can find Di onstage doing improv or on Twitter @dqpdang. Cool things of the week Bringing the best of open source to Google Cloud customers blog James Ward’s Cloud Run button site Michelle’s favorite codelabs from I/O TPU-speed data pipelines site Your first Keras model site Convolutional neural networks site Modern convnets, squeezenet, with Keras with TPUs site Interview People + AI Guidebook site PAIR site GCP Podcast Episode 114: Machine Learning Bias and Fairness with Timnit Gebru and Margaret Mitchell podcast Machine Learning Crash Course site Google Clips site Google Brain Team site Question of the week How do I get started with practical AI? Build an Appointment Scheduler Chatbot with Dialogflow Where can you find us next? Michelle will be at Google I/O and Kubecon Europe. No I/O event in your area? You can host one!

En genomgång av vad en webbarbetare bör ha koll på såhär i början av 2019. Föga överraskande talar Kristoffer och Camilo om Progressive Web Apps, sen blir det en hel del prat om röstassistenter och lite om CSS Grid. Plus mer. The Orville UR Play Vad är Headless CMS Testa att bygga för Google Assistant i Dialogflow.ai Med hjälp av denna videon Trafikverkets API React och Licensen (du kan aldrig gissa vad de har nu)

Happy Thanksgiving! On this episode, Mark and Melanie learn about Grace.health with co-founders Therese Mannheimer and Roman Jasins. Grace.health’s goal is to give women control of information about their own bodies, allowing them to make informed healthcare decisions. Grace.health is a female health companion that lets women track and plan their periods, fertility, and ask questions. It is a global undertaking, hoping to reach not just the tech savvy woman, but all women in all markets worldwide. Stigmas and taboos around the world portray periods as dirty and contagious, preventing women from being able to work, go to school, or even sleep in the house. Grace.health’s goal is to educate people to help limit these superstitions and allow women to live fuller lives. With Grace.health, women know when their periods are coming or when the are ovulating so they can make the proper plans. In the longterm, Grace.health hopes to be a tool to not only help women identify any health concerns but also find a healthcare professional and get the treatment necessary. Therese Mannheimer Therese, one of the founders of Grace.health, is an experienced business developer and product person who believes that the best way to solve problems is to put relevant solutions into the hands of people. She is also co-founder of the Allbright Foundation that works with driving opinion around meritocracy. Roman Jasins Roman is CTO and co-founder of Grace.health. Cool things of the week Building IoT Applications on Google Cloud video Getting started with Kubeflow Pipelines blog Subatomic particles and big data: Google joins CERN openlab blog GCP Podcast Episode 145: ATLAS with Dr. Mario Lassnig podcast Istio Routing Basics site Interview Grace Health site Google Cloud Startup site Dialogflow site FEM International site UN site Doctors Without Borders site The Hunger Project site Question of the week With background cloud functions - how can I set them up to retry on failure? Background functions Retrying Background Functions Where can you find us next? Mark and will be at KubeCon in December. Melanie will be at SOCML in November and Black in AI and LatinX in December.

We go over many of the building blocks of Google DialogFlow which will help you become more familiar with all the different high-level tools that they provide you and help you build a more effective and conversational chatbot.

What are Agent's inside of Google's DialogFlow and why are they important in building a smart conversational agent (or chatbot)? I will help you answer this question.

In this episode we're going to cover Google DialogFlow intent function which helps us determine what the user is looking to accomplish. We will cover all the types of already supported smalltalk intents Google has programmed into DialogFlow as well. A must hear episode!

When it comes to issues of race and gender, how do people impact AI and how does AI impact people? To answer this question, Stephanie Dinkins has been speaking with a robot since 2014 and working with communities of color to develop more inclusive AI and to promote AI literacy. Her conversations with Bina48, a robotic head modeled on a black woman, challenge common assumptions about gender and race by AI and suggest ways to build more equitable systems.   Take our survey We're getting ready for Season Two of the All Turtles Podcast and we'd love your feedback: Please take this brief survey   Show notes Stephanie Dinkins (Dinkins Studio) Conversations with Bina48 Project al-Khwarizmi What the Artist Sees in the Mirror (New York Times) Execution: Select, Copy, Paste (BBC) Future Perfect (Art in America) America 3.0 (Vice) Eyebeam studio Dinkins involvement with Bina48 (2:20) Bina48 advanced social robot (Wikipedia) Racism and Bina48 (3:45) Bina48 on Racism Gender and Bina48 (6:39) Martine Rothblatt (Wikipedia) Building more inclusive AI with Project al-Khwarizmi (8:35) Videos from PAK (scroll down page) Not the Only One project (19:12) Dialogflow for building conversational experiences We want to hear from you We're getting ready for Season Two of the All Turtles Podcast and we'd love your feedback: Please take this brief survey Please send us your comments, suggested topics, and questions for future episodes: Email: hello@all-turtles.com Twitter: @allturtlesco with hashtag #askAT For more from All Turtles, follow us on Twitter, and subscribe to our newsletter on our website.  

Google's new experimental project can simulate real-world weather conditions. The tech giant's latest innovation called “Project Oasis” is an AI-generated terrarium. Developed by Indian inventor Harpreet Sareen, the terrarium collects weather information from different parts of the world. These weather conditions are then displayed in the box. Users can activate “Project Oasis” through Google Assistant—a voice-controlled virtual app—by directly asking about a certain area's weather. Then, the terrarium will respond by generating effects to recreate the place's weather. For instance, it will produce bright lights to imitate sunlight, mist to replicate fog or clouds, and sprinklers to simulate rain. “Project Oasis” was created using some of Google's programs like Dialogflow—a software that enables human-computer interaction. Sareen believes that the project serves as an experiment that prompts humans to interact with technology and the natural environment. Apart from letting users interact with the device, “Project Oasis” also allows users to make their own terrarium through the Project Oasis Github page. Aside from “Project Oasis,” Google has also initiated other experimental projects. The company also launched “Semantic Experiences,” a website featuring tasks that illustrate AI's capacity in grasping the way humans speak. Currently, the project has two experiments, which include “Talk to Books” and “Semantris.” “Talk to Books” is a program that converses with users by answering questions about a particular book. The program does so by providing excerpts from the book. On the other hand, “Semantris” is an interactive game that determines how well users can form different word associations.

Quick explainer of what dialogflow is by Google

This week is all about Voices! 🎶🎤🔊 Mandy Chan joins Melanie and Mark to discuss the intricacies of building user Voice user interfaces with Actions on Google, developing with SSML and more! Mandy Chan Mandy Chan is the developer community manager for the Actions On Google team. Her role is to help expand the funnel of the Actions on Google developer community by creating practical tools and content like http://bit.ly/aog-codelab-1 and http://bit.ly/aog-codelab-2 Mandy began to build voice applications back in early 2016, and since then, she has built more than a dozen Voice Applications on Actions On Google and other platforms. One of her most frequently downloaded open source projects is called the SSML-Builder which creates well-formed Speech Synthesis Markup Language without worrying about string concatenation. You can learn more about her open source project on http://bit.ly/ssml-build When she is not pondering about how to improve the developer experience, you can find her hiking at mountains or learning new magic tricks. You can also learn more about Mandy by following @MandyChanNYC Cool things of the week AI at Google: our principles blog Incorporating Google’s AI Principles into Google Cloud blog Deploying to Google Kubernetes Engine blog Fighting fire with machine learning: two students use TensorFlow to predict wildfires blog Together, we can help Puerto Rico recover donation match Introducing sole-tenant nodes for Google Compute Engine — when sharing isn’t an option blog docs Interview Actions on Google site docs github console g+ community ssml-builder site npm Advanced SSML by Leon blog Actions on Google: SSML docs Actions on Google Codelabs level one level two Dialogflow site docs console Google Assistant SDK for devices site Cloud Functions for Firebase docs Google Action Firebase Services docs To get inspired by some interesting voice applications voice experiment Mandy Chan medium github Systers on June 21st 9AM PST – Getting started with Actions on Google Workshop site Question of the week I want to push a Docker image to Google Container Registry via docker push. How can I set things up so that I don’t have to use gcloud docker -- push every time? Pushing and Pulling Images docs Authentication Methods docs Where can you find us next? Mark is speaking at the San Francisco Kubernetes Meetup: Scaling Game Servers and the Conduit Service Mesh on June 14th, and also speaking at the Online Kubernetes Community Meeting on the 21st of June, at 10am Pacific. Melanie is speaking at a joint WiMLDS and PyLadies event “Paths to Data Science” on June 26th and Stanford AI4ALL on June 28th.

Neste episódio, Tales, Guilherme, e Emannuel falam a respeito dos fundamentos de machine learning, e apresentam CoreML e Turicreate; Frameworks da Apple para trazer essa tecnologia para iOS, e macOS Links: Call For Papers do TDC São Paulo http://www.thedevelopersconference.com.br/tdc/2018/saopaulo/call4papers Turicreate https://github.com/apple/turicreate Lobe.ai https://lobe.ai/ CoreML Store http://coreml.store/ Detecting Whisky brands with CoreML and IBM Watson services https://martinmitrevski.com/2018/04/14/detecting-whisky-brands-with-core-ml-and-ibm-watson-services/ DialogFlow https://dialogflow.com População idosa http://brasil.estadao.com.br/noticias/geral,populacao-idosa-vai-triplicar-entre-2010-e-2050-aponta-publicacao-do-ibge,10000072724 Isekai Izakaya http://www.crunchyroll.com/isekai-izakaya-japanese-food-from-another-world

This week's episode is all about Google Assistant. Experienced Google Assistant developers Jochen Emig, CTO of Onsei, and Michael Myers, Chief Product Officer of XAPPmedia, discuss the most important features added to the platform over the past year and react to the new announcements from Google I/O. We talk Action Links, Monetization, Continued Conversation, Dialogflow, Google Duplex and much more. They even weigh in on differences from Alexa. Don't miss this episode. A lot of depth here from people on the front lines. Onsei and XAPPmedia work with some of the biggest brands, media and transportation companies in the world. Jochen and Michael share what they have learned along the way.