Tag: bots

AI

Download the Developer’s Guide to Building AI Applications

O'Reilly  E-book

Thinking about getting started with AI can be a daunting task. Thankfully there is a free e-book called A Developer’s Guide to Building AI Applications that is available to help get you started.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is accelerating the digital transformation for every industry, with examples spanning manufacturing, retail, finance, healthcare, and many others. At this rate, every industry will be able to use AI to amplify human ingenuity. In this e-book, Anand Raman and Wee Hyong Tok from Microsoft provide a comprehensive roadmap for developers to build their first AI-infused application.

This e-book provides an easy introduction to the tooling, infrastructure, and services provided by Microsoft AI Platform for creating powerful, intelligent applications. With this e-book you will learn the key ingredients needed to develop an intelligent chatbot. In addition you will also…

  • Understand how the intersection of cloud, data, and AI is enabling organizations to build intelligent systems.
  • Learn the tools, infrastructure, and services available as part of the Microsoft AI Platform for developing AI applications.
  • Teach the Conference Buddy application new AI skills, using pre-built AI capabilities such as vision, translation, and speech.
  • Learn about the Open Neural Network Exchange.

Download your copy now.

Enjoy!

    References

    https://info.microsoft.com/ww-landing-ai-developers-bot-ebook.html

    Communication

    Comparison of Bot Frameworks on the Market

    Came across a great article on a comparing different bot frameworks on the market. Check it out.

    “Bots are in the spotlight. Tech superpowers like Microsoft and Facebook released comprehensive frameworks aimed to mass-produce bots. There are numerous startups with their own frameworks and specialized offerings. More established players, including Aspect Software, also joined the race. This post examines some of these frameworks and offerings, based on the first experience. Note that we are not looking at the bot publishing platforms, as this is a different area.”

    References

    http://blogs.aspect.com/bot-framework-s-comparison/