We finally integrated Dasha with Zapier. This is pretty awesome because now any conversational app you write for Dasha can be used as an input/output function using any other apps on Zapier. For example - we can input into a Dasha app the user's fir...
Voice AI and site reliability engineering? What a ridiculous match up. The two live in completely different worlds. The former in the world of pesky call centers, the latter in the world of ponytailed sys admins. I could end my post here if not for ...
Hi folks. I’ve posted a few conversational AI tutorial articles here. I realize that I failed to talk about one important thing - why you, as a developer, should even think about adding conversational technologies to your stack of tools. Fair warnin...
I took part in a hackathon recently. My team lost miserably. Here are the steps we followed to secure this loss. You may find these valuable if you do want to win the next hackathon you participate in. Or if you want to lose it. Losing a hackathon S...
Business ops already automate the emails going out to the newly generated leads, why not automate the calls, if you can do it at a level indistinguishable from a human being? Also, it's a fun build. Read on for: How to prepare to build your app H...
This was co-authored with Aleksander Aleksashin. He doesn't have a Intercom lets businesses communicate with customers or prospective customers in-app or on-website. Intercom is used to initiate support conversations, as well as sales conversations....
Why use your own telephony for your Dasha apps The goal of any development is to deliver some type of business value. In the case of Dasha conversational AI apps, the business value that our customers pursue varies. Yet in over 95% of cases today, it...
Folks who work in insurance will tell you that it’s about as far from a sexy industry as one can get. Call me narrow-minded but I think any industry can be made sexier with a bit of AI. In today’s tutorial we will do just that: build a conversational...
Build, deploy, train neural networks, converse - all in a single developer interface in an environment you already use (VSCode)
