This season contains: Entity extraction, intent overview, traffic (visibility), context topic, voice bots, context action, languages, objects, and how to conduct your own research.
In this session, we cover rule-based entity extraction: finding information like email addresses, dates, files or URLs in a conversation, and using that to enrich your flow. Rule-based entity extraction can often be set up in just a few minutes.
In this session, we will look deeper into entity models, how to set them up, how to train them and how to keep our heads cool when extractions become messy.
This session covers intent overview: A feature specifically designed to help with project & data management and assigning responsibilities. Boost.ai uses it in all new implementations, and we think all of our existing customers should start using it too!
In this session, we'll talk about traffic: the lifeblood of a virtual agent (VA) project. What drives traffic, and what can we do to control it?
In this session we explore context topic: the ability of the virtual agent (VA) to remember what was said before. The session covers when we as AI trainers need to add it, and what words we should add as context.
A lot of voice bots suck… but they don’t have to! In this session, we'll show you how to build a voice bot in 10 minutes - and what kind of voice use cases you may have in your own...
This session covers context action, a feature that allows our users to ask follow-up questions without breaking their conversation flow. We talk about why, where and how to use context action for your virtual agent (VA).
In this session, we explore the best practices of how to implement and work in multiple languages: it doesn't have to be complicated, but you'll need a good strategy to make it work.
In this session, we'll talk about asking the right questions, and how to do simple research yourself so that you can back up your project plans with good reasoning - and solid data.
In this session we will introduce objects. Objects will be the new way to both build and manage intents at large scale, creating hundreds of new intents with just a few clicks. Objects will replace dynamic intents.
