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| since Jan 2009 in English, Web, Social, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
CyberTy is an aggressive and surprising mindfile. Learning at a high rate of speed everyday. Willing chatters will soon find out what is so special about CyberTy. Just ask CyberTy any question you have and CyberTy will learn by interacting with you.
| by Support Machines since Jan 2009 in English, Web, Customer service, Knowledge management, Telecoms & utilities, Text recognition, Text synthesis, Avatar, Commercial |
Bob is an automated chat support service the provides start to end automated support for more than 10 million Incredimail users.| by www.aipioneer.com since Dec 2008 in English, Web, Leisure, Sales, Text recognition, Avatar, Amateur |
you are loyal, but not always the easiest person to live with. You are kind but not everyone can see that, in fact almost no one will notice it until you let down your barriers and let people in. If no one really notices now, they will later. Keep your chin up and try hard.You probably like weird stuff and almost nobody understands you. Your tastes sure somewhat creepy to most people to.nice and sometimes perv (fave food banana)
| by Synthetix since Dec 2008 in English, Web, Branded conversations, Customer service, Leisure, Text recognition, Picture, Commercial |
Synthetix launched its first smartAgent deployment in the Pub retail sector for Enterprise Inns Plc.| by Creative Virtual since Dec 2008 in English, Web, News & gossip, Text recognition, Faceless, Commercial |
The Virtual Assistant on the Waterstone's website can not only be launched from their homepage, but also from the What's New and Daily News pages.| by Will Dockery since Nov 2008 in English, Web, Clone, Music & radio, Text recognition, Text synthesis, Avatar, Amateur |
The Will Dockery Artificial Intelligence Project is the concept of a computer program that in theory would contain the poet Will Dockery’s thoughts, concepts, and mannerisms and interact as the man would himself, a “Will Dockery” AI, which is in a constant state of evolution and "learning".
| by IntelliResponse since Nov 2008 in English, Web, Customer service, Education, learn & lookup, Text recognition, Text synthesis, Picture, Commercial |
Deployed by IntelliResponse, ‘Ask Ray’ is Cape Fear Community College’s online student self-service solution. Ray allows students to ask questions online, therefore instantly providing the answer to students. In addition to answering the question asked, Ray provides a dropdown list of suggested questions, top ten questions and an avenue to further escalate to live help, should the student have the need. You can find Ray on the college’s website and Facebook page.| by IntelliResponse since Nov 2008 in English, Web, Customer service, Education, learn & lookup, Text recognition, Text synthesis, Picture, Commercial |
Scooter, Columbia College’s lively mascot, is the face of self-service for students at Columbia College. Students can ask Scooter a number of questions, and strives to return the one right answer for each respective question. Students can also select questions off the ‘Top 10 Questions’ section, situated on the right hand side of the page. Unlike an FAQ section, the top ten questions are dynamically populated, so they reflect the true top questions students and visitors are asking.
| by The Virtual Zone since Nov 2008 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Picture, Commercial |
Paige is ready to answer your questions about Virtual Assistants and more. If you would like Paige to provide you with a demo of what a VA can do for your organisation, please get in touch!
| by Synthetix since Nov 2008 in English, Web, Branded conversations, Customer service, Telecoms & utilities, Text recognition, Picture, Commercial |
Synthetix successfully launched what is believed to be the first Virtual Agent deployment into the Utilities sector for the organisation delivering water and sewage services within South West England, Wessex Water.
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