NEWS: Chatbots.org survey on 3000 US and UK consumers shows it is time for chatbot integration in customer service!read more..
Jetty van Kooij on 13 years, 8 months ago in Identification of humans, Face recognition, Fingerprint recognition, Speaker recognition, Agent's Expression, Gestures, Business News | by
Summary: AVATAR Kiosk: Interactive biometrics technology assists law enforcement at border crossings and airports
The AVATAR kiosk as being developed by The University of Arizona, is an interactive screening technology which assists law enforcement at border crossings and airports to detect lies and other deceptive behaviours.
When individuals approach the kiosk, they scan their identification, and it detects pupil changes down in the millimetre level and asks a few questions. Border control would step in to work directly with individuals whose behavior is suspicious as flagged by the AVATAR Kiosk.
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Jetty van Kooij on 13 years, 8 months ago in Agent's Expression, Speech synthesis (TTS), Gestures, Body motion, Business News | by
Summary: BIG MAMA is watching you: Intelligent TV incorporates gesture, voice, and image recognition
Imagine a TV that responds to your physical behaviour such as finger pointing, talking and other actions such as picking up a magazine. Basically, it is a TV that watches you via gesture recognition, voice recognition and image recognition and responds accordingly.
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Hanna on 13 years, 9 months ago in Applications, User Client Technology, Business News | by
Summary: inteliwise releases a virtual agent widget for intelligent online customer support
InteliWISE, a leading provider of Virtual Agent solutions for customer support and e-commerce sales support, announces its launch of an intelligent Tab Widget with its virtual chat agent.
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Jennifer Snell on 13 years, 9 months ago in Applications, User Client Technology, Business News | by
Summary: Using the same language model as a Virtual Agent for the Web, Next IT delivers over the mobile device.
Spike is more than a mascot, he’s an expert. Mobile enhancement puts Gonzaga University’s Bulldog on the cutting edge of customer self-service. Gonzaga University and software company Next IT announced the launch of a Virtual Agent capable of responding to questions over the mobile phone via SMS Text, allowing students to get the answers they need anytime, anywhere.
Gonzaga University’s mascot, Spike, is an online Virtual Agent that answers questions about campus life. And now, thanks to an enhancement in his core technology, he will respond to questions about the university via text message as well.
On the Web or via mobile phone, “Ask Spike” allows users to type-in any questions they have about Gonzaga, just as though they were having a chat with an actual person. Text your questions from your mobile phone to 699247 (MYZAGS) to try it. Spike quickly returns the answer they’re looking for, along with additional links to information that may be of use. He’s knowledgeable about a wide variety of topics, easily answering questions about everything from where to find a bite to eat, how to get in-touch with a community service organization, what time different facilities such as the library open, and more.
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Aimee Quemuel on 13 years, 9 months ago in Business, Business results, Business News | by
Summary: VirtuOz Virtual Agents Processed New Record of 144 Million Conversations in 2010
VirtuOz announced that the company processed a record 144 million conversations in 2010 on behalf of its customers, indicating increased adoption of virtual agent solutions by both companies and their users. In addition, the company announced 150 percent growth in the number of global companies headquartered in the US using its virtual agent solutions, complementing its historically strong performance in the EU.
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Karolina Kuligowska on 13 years, 10 months ago in Research News | by
Summary: Large Computational Linguistics community is going to be created in Latin America
Created in 2010 by NAACL Executive Board, Emerging Regions Fund is intended to assist the creation of a larger and more cohesive Computational Linguistics community in Latin America, and to enhance more regional interactions among students and researchers anywhere in the Americas.
Erwin van Lun on 13 years, 10 months ago in Business, Events, Research News | by
Summary: 3rd International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence (ICAART), On January 28-30, 2011
3rd International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence (ICAART)
Event on 2011-01-28 00:00:00
Conference name: 3rd International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence (ICAART)
Location: Rome, Italy
Event Date: 28 – 30 January, 2011
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David Levy on 13 years, 10 months ago in Business, Jobs, Business News | by
Summary: Experienced C / C++ programmer wanted – Chatbot development., for David Levy, Loebner Prize Winner
Intelligent Toys Ltd is the developer of the chatbot called Do-Much-More which won the 2009 Loebner Prize. Our chatbot software is very different from the plethora of AIML bots that have been developed in recent years and employs ideas which, so far as we know, are original. Please visit us at http://www.worldsbestchatbot.com to see some examples of our chatbot’s conversations at the Loebner event.
We now plan to develop the chatbot further, making extensive enhancements to its capabilities and tailoring it to a particular persona that will be launched as a web avatar in late 2011 or early 2012. The enhanced chatbot will be the first such product to be launched by our subsidiary company which is being set up to capitalize on our chatbot’s capabilities.
We are looking for an experienced programmer to join our small team. The software enhancements will all be specified by our in-house linguistics expert who has been responsible for creating the intelligence currently exhibited by the chatbot. For this reason it is not essential for applicants to have any previous experience of chatbot programming.
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David Newyear on 13 years, 10 months ago in Agent's perception of humans, Text recognition, Business News | by
Summary: A cute article about our virtual agent from Mentor, Ohio Patch.
Emma, the virtual librarian, is getting some attention in Northeast Ohio media. This cute article appeared on Jan. 9 in the Mentor, Ohio Patch.
Read more about: Catbot Makes Purr-fect Impression at Mentor Public Library
Jetty van Kooij on 13 years, 10 months ago in Agent's perception of humans, Speech recognition, Agent's Expression, Speech synthesis (TTS), Agent's Capabilities, Lookup, Business News | by
Summary: Showtime! First ever man vs machine Jeopardy! competition: Humans against computer contest Watson by IBM
Jeopardy! competition is a popular US quiz show featuring trivia in various topics (history, literature, the arts, pop culture, science, sports, geography, wordplay, etc.), broadcasted since 1964. The show has a unique answer-and-question format in which contestants are presented with clues in the form of answers, and they must phrase their responses in form of a question.
From 14-16 February 2011 the first ever man vs. machine Jeopardy competition will be held. Human competitors will fight against Watson, a supercomputer that extracts knowledge from enormous amounts of data at a much faster rate than human beings or any other computer system is capable of.
Read more about: IBM Watson Jeopardy: Man vs machine contest in TV quiz