You may already have heard of callbots, new conversational robots that can be reached via telephone. Unlike IVRs, callbots dialogue with users in natural language. Read on to find out how.
Automate repetitive tasks At what salary would you be willing to perform the same repetitive tasks? In “Les enjeux psychiques du travail” (mental issues of […]
Following the request of the French Ministry of Education, the CNED (the french distance learning center) has set up a homework support chatbot for middle […]
The Groupe ADP, formerly Aéroports de Paris, is a French company that builds, designs and operates airports. The Paris and surrounding region’s airports are operated […]
What exactly is a voicebot? If you missed the media frenzy surrounding voicebots, here’s a quick catch-up; a voicebot is a vocal conversational robot. They […]
dydu and the Prefecture of Paris region launch NOA, a chatbot which aim to facilitate exchanges between administrations and start-ups. NOA is a friendly character […]
The Chatbot Observatory is publishing its third study, carried out at the end of 2018. For this new edition, dydu has decided to place innovation […]
For a long time, we have enjoyed imagining a world in which robots and artificial intelligence come to replace man, from a functional, intellectual and even emotional standpoint. And in the worst case scenario, take control and try (in vain) to eradicate the human race. Thankfully, this is not the case.
Far more than just a passing trend, virtual assistants have real advantages for both companies and end users Yet, sometimes users are disappointed; misunderstandings, poor suggestions, repetitions… Some bots clearly don’t live up to our expectations. To avoid user frustration, it is essential to work on your bot’s conversational design. Read on to find out how.