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Depending on your point of view, real-life conversations with strangers can either be refreshing or terrifying. Some of us are glib and at ease in new social situations, while others …read more Continue reading Machine Learning App Remembers Names So You Don’t Have To
Keith and Paul discuss the structure and experiences of 2019’s RSA Conference. Full Show Notes Hosts Announcements Join us April 1-3, at Disney’s Contemporary Resort for InfoSec World 2019 where you can connect a… Continue reading RSA 2019 Recap – Application Security Weekly #53
Context is everything when dealing with dialog systems. We humans take for granted how complex even our simplest conversations are. That’s part of the reason why dialog systems can’t live up to their human counterparts. But with an interactive learning approach and some open source love, Berlin-based Rasa is hoping to help enterprises solve their conversational AI problems. The… Read More Continue reading Rasa Core kicks up the context for chatbots
It’s no secret that today’s conversational assistants leave a lot to be desired. We spend a lot of time talking about how bad they are at hearing what we say and even worse at interpreting it. But one thing that doesn’t get nearly enough attention is the one-directional nature of conversations we have with Siri, Cortana and the rest. These systems don’t know how to… Read More Continue reading Microsoft Maluuba is teaching machines to ask questions
If you’ve ever wondered how people are really feeling during a conversation, you’re not alone. By and large, we rely on a huge number of cues — body language, speech, eye contact, and a million others — to determine the feelings of others. It’s an inexact science to say the least. Now, researchers at MIT have developed a wearable system to analyze the tone of a conversation.
The system uses Samsung Simband wearables, which are capable of measuring several physiological markers — heart rate, blood pressure, blood flow, and skin temperature — as well as movement thanks to an on-board …read more
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In their second acquisition of the week, this one has a much less expensive price tag, Microsoft has purchased Wand Labs to bolster their Conversation as a Platform plans.
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One of Microsoft’s new pillars for building tools and features revolves around turning the conversation into a platform.
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