Smartbots Enterprise AI Chatbots Skill Library

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Smartbots Enterprise AI Chatbots Skill Library

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Skill is intent or a set of intents that a bot is capable of identifying and processing. Each bot requires its own set of skills depending on the industry and the use-case. But how many skills can a bot have? Can a bot have multiple skills and still perform well? Does adding more skills to a bot, decrease the bot performance? – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Smartbots Enterprise AI Chatbots Skill Library


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Enterprise AI Chatbots - Skill Library
  • What is the Skill?
  • To define and understand skills, we encourage you
    to think about these characters from some of the
    most loved Hollywood movies
  • Jarvis the virtual assistant of Iron man
  • TARS from Interstellar
  • BB-8 from Star Wars
  • Imagine a world where these characters have been
    developed into working models and made available
    in the market. Not too hard to fathom the
    consequences of such a happening! We can
    perceive the following possibilities, being a
    bunch of techno-passionate people
  • They sell like hotcakes
  • We can easily expect at least ten million
    advanced bookings from people desperate to get
    their hands on them
  • If the robot versions are sold from a store,
    people will queue up in higher numbers than when
    they do at every iPhone release (sorry Apple
    Inc!)
  • Lets tie a rope to the fore-legs of our brain
    horses, as we are running too fast into the
    future. For now, we are in the stage of building
    the stairs in this process, to ensure our future
    generations use the elevator.

Chatbots Skill Library
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  • The term Stair we mentioned above is a skill.
  • For an enterprise, it could be related to their
    Customer Support Agent
  • SEO Analyst BI Assistant Sales Assistant
  • In the healthcare space, it could be relevant to
    the Patient engagement agent (a bot that can
    schedule/cancel appointments with doctors, inform
    about a doctors availability and list their
    profiles)Patient caring agent (assists timely
    medicine intake in patients according to
    prescription)Diagnostic agent (while technology
    shouldnt replace a doctors diagnosis, it can
    augment professionals in helping patients make
    sense of symptoms and identify possible
    concerns)
  • For a recruiting agency, the skill could mean a
    Candidate-shortlisting agent interview
    scheduling agent virtual assistant to handle
    candidate queries
  • For a marketing agency, the skill could be An
    automatic email sender events schedule generator
    customer shortlisting/segmenting agent (based on
    their engagement with marketing newsletters and
    emails, customers can be shortlisted)
  • These are one a few examples and industries where
    AI has profound and critical use cases. What
    happens if we package these skills together in a
    library and call it the present days JARVIS?
    Each example mentioned above is a skill that is
    used by several industries currently- and
    deserves to be automated for the better.
  • Skills from a technical standpoint
  • What is a skill from a technical perspective?
  • A piece of code?
  • Merely a package that your application inherits?
  • A voluminous application that requires a large
    server and a huge amount of data that
    manipulates the data based on factors that aid in
    decision-making?

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You might have guessed. Of course, a skill is a
piece of code that uses several platform
packages and manipulates user data. It is also a
bit more than that- that bit measures the
difference between a simplistic web app or
software and skill. A skill can exhibit its
intelligence on a use case or action. A typical
Alexa-skill JSON would look like this
"interactionModel" "languageModel"
"invocationName" "Invocation Name", "intents"
"name" "AMAZON.FallbackIntent", "samples"
, "name" "AMAZON.CancelIntent",
"samples" , "name" "AMAZON.HelpIntent",
"samples" , "name" "AMAZON.StopIntent",
"samples" , "name" "AMAZON.NavigateHomeInt
ent", "samples" , "name" "Custom Intent
One", "slots" "name" "Slot Name One",
"type" "Slot Type One" , "samples"
"Utterance One", "Utterance Two", "Utterance
Three" , "name" "Custom Intent Two",
"slots" "name" "Slot Name One", "type"
"Slot Type One" , "samples"
"Utterance One", "Utterance Two", "Utterance
Three" , "name" "AMAZON.MoreIntent",
"samples" , "name" "AMAZON.NavigateSettin
gsIntent", "samples" , "name"
"AMAZON.NextIntent", "samples" , "name"
"AMAZON.PageUpIntent", "samples" , "name"
"AMAZON.PageDownIntent", "samples" ,
"name" "AMAZON.PreviousIntent", "samples" ,
"name" "AMAZON.ScrollRightIntent", "samples"
, "name" "AMAZON.ScrollDownIntent",
"samples" , "name" "AMAZON.ScrollLeftInten
t", "samples" , "name" "AMAZON.ScrollUpInt
ent", "samples" , "name"
"AMAZON.PauseIntent", "samples" , "name"
"AMAZON.ResumeIntent", "samples" ,
"types" "name" "Slot Type One", "values"
"name" "value" "Slot value One",
"synonyms" "Synonym One", "Synonym Two"
This JSON is a sample of an Alexa
skill. A majority of the skill-building platforms
use the same sort of JSON objects. A set of
algorithms is designed and applied to convert the
plain JSON object into a powerful skill that
would accomplish a task, making the life of an
end-user (a developer who uses a bot-building
platform to develop a skill) relatively
easier. A skill needs to have more
conversational flow patterns, which can assist
any halts, pauses, and continuations in any
conversation with appropriate context handling
and natural language processing. Can a bot have
more than one skill? What are the criteria to
include two skills within a bot? Who doesnt
want to extend the functionality of an enterprise
chatbot? We want to, and we, of course, can.
Heres an instance of a use case where two skills
are used in a single app/bot.
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  • Consider a travel application that performs the
    following tasks
  • Books travel tickets
  • Books hotels at a selected destination
  • From a business perspective, these define
    different areas, but from a customers
    perspective, these tasks appear to be part of a
    single package. To fulfill these requirements,
    the bot should contain multiple skills, which
    can be achieved by implementing what we explain
    in the next section- Mother bots.
  • Before we do that, here is an example of this
    skill JSON
  • "interactionModel" "languageModel"
    "invocationName" "My Guide", "intents"
    "name" "AMAZON.FallbackIntent", "samples"
    , "name" "AMAZON.CancelIntent", "samples"
    , "name" "AMAZON.HelpIntent", "samples"
    , "name"
  • "AMAZON.StopIntent", "samples" , "name"
    "AMAZON.NavigateHomeIntent", "samples" ,
    "name" "Book_Tickets", "slots"
  • "name" "destination", "type" "AMAZON.CITY" ,
    "name" "date", "type" "AMAZON.DATE" ,
    "samples" "Book a flight", "Book a
  • flight to destination date" , "name"
    "Book_Hotel", "slots" "name" "destination",
    "type" "AMAZON.CITY" , "name" "date",
    "type" "AMAZON.DATE" , "samples" "Book a
    hotel", "Book a hotel at destination date"
    , "name" "AMAZON.MoreIntent", "samples"
    , "name" "AMAZON.NavigateSettingsIntent",
    "samples" , "name" "AMAZON.NextIntent",
    "samples" ,
  • "name" "AMAZON.PageUpIntent", "samples" ,
    "name" "AMAZON.PageDownIntent", "samples" ,
    "name"
  • "AMAZON.PreviousIntent", "samples" ,
    "name" "AMAZON.ScrollRightIntent", "samples"
    , "name"
  • "AMAZON.ScrollDownIntent", "samples" ,
    "name" "AMAZON.ScrollLeftIntent", "samples"
    , "name"
  • "AMAZON.ScrollUpIntent", "samples" ,
    "name" "AMAZON.PauseIntent", "samples" ,
    "name" "AMAZON.ResumeIntent",
  • "samples" , "types" "name" "Slot
    Type One", "values" "name" "value" "Slot
    value One", "synonyms" "Synonym One",
    "Synonym Two"

Mother Bots Mother bots integrate multiple bots
to work within a single app/application/enterprise
. Typically, mother bots use a brute-force
approach and map conversations to the skill with
the highest confidence score.
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  • Mother bots work in a fashion to send each user
    input to all skills associated with it. The
    skills revert to the input with responses and
    respective confidence scores. The Mother bot
    chooses the intent with the highest confidence
    score and gives an output to the user.
  • Future Enhancements
  • What do you expect the future of this Chatbots -
    Skill Library to be? We think it is the
    possibility of a JARVIS the
    super-intelligent robot with extreme
    capabilities. However, we shouldnt forget that
    the first step to infusing that intelligence in
    Jarvis would be the development of the skill
    which we are currently undertaking.
  • A large majority of enterprises would use the
    skill library just as we use the Play Store or
    the App Store today. These skills can be
    customized to make them compatible with an
    individual or an enterprise, as per the need.
  • We can justifiably hope for a time when these
    skills are developed at a fast pace and deployed
    for enterprises and individuals to leverage.
  • Personal assistant (a bot that can assist you in
    daily activities)
  • Sales adviser (a skill that can analyze market
    trends and suggest opportunities)
  • Recruiter
  • Customer support agent (that can address customer
    queries 24/7)
  • Marketing analyzer (that takes into account your
    experience and suggests you the best business or
    prospects for expanding a business)
  • Customer relationship agent (a skill that sends
    personalized emails and messages to customers)
  • SEO analyst

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8. Patient engagement agent (a bot that can
schedule/cancel appointments with doctors, check
doctors availability, and list their
profiles.) About Smartbots.AI SmartBots is a
cohesive chatbot development platform that
designs, develops, validates, and deploys
AI-powered conversational enterprise chatbots
that suit the unique needs of your business.
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