Conversational AI analyzes the user's questions or comments and understands the semantics of the language instead of just analyzing keywords. Advanced Conversational AI solutions can easily understand sentences, including spelling mistakes, dialects and slang in the same way a human customer service agent would do.
Conversational AI is based on several advanced technological components, such as Natural Language Processing (NLP), Large Language Models (LLM), Machine Learning (ML), Generative AI, intent recognition, entity extraction and speech-to-text converters. Fortunately, today you do not need to integrate individual components. Everything is available as easy-to-use, pre-integrated and scalable SaaS platform.
How to get started with Conversational AI
Once you've decided to start using Conversational AI, you need a platform (like boost.ai) that is aligned with your current and future needs. You’ll need to plug it into your IT environment (don't worry, this is easy), organize the support and maintenance, and onboard your team of future AI Trainers with an intuitive and practical on-line training course. After that, you are ready to start training your service bot using our straight-forward and easy-to-use tools.
The training of Conversational AI is not an IT project. Training is based on a set of example questions or requests that you describe. The neural network learns to understand the semantics by analyzing the examples you provide. Modern NLP-optimized networks only need a handful of questions per intent. “Intent” is an NLP term that refers to an interest area, topic or request that users might want to explore.
A service partner, like Front AI, can guide you through these steps and help you to get best out of different technologies.
Well-trained AI bots can deliver a superb customer experience and give the customer service agents superpowers to handle hundreds of customer dialogues in parallel.
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