So let’s think about how humans learn, we humans are very good at continuously enriching and refining our knowledge and skills by seamlessly combining existing knowledge with new experiences. We exhibit a wide spectrum of learning abilities in various fields. We can be lawyers during the day and go play tennis or go for a […]
NLS: Natural Language Search is a search using everyday spoken language, such as English. Using this type of search, you can ask a database a question or type in a descriptive sentence that describes your question. Though asking questions in a more natural way (ex: What is the population of England as of 2018? Or […]
Microservice is a software development technique for developing an application as a suite of small, independently deployable services built around specific business capabilities. Microservices is the idea of breaking down big, monolithic application into a collection of smaller, independent applications. Why should machine learning models be deployed as microservices? This is an empirical era for […]
As a follow up to my earlier LinkedIn Post of Google’s BERT model on NLP, I am writing this to explain further about BERT and the results of our experiment. In a recent blog post, Google announced they have open-sourced BERT, their state-of-the-art training technique for natural language processing (NLP) applications. The paper released (https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.04805) along […]
Deep Learning is a subset of machine learning that allows machines to do tasks that typically require human like intelligence. The inspiration for deep learning comes from neuroscience, if you look at the architecture of Deep Learning Neural Networks, they are connected in a fundamental way that mirrors the brain. Deep-learning networks are distinguished from […]
A good definition by TechEmergence states that “machine learning is the science of getting computers to learn and act like humans do, and improve their learning over time in autonomous fashion, by feeding them data and information in the form of observations and real-world interactions.” From the definition it is fairly apparent that all forms […]
Chirrp has been featured in the Miami Herald! Writer Nancy Dalberg speaks to chirrp’s leadership about chirrp’s unique technology as part of the Herald’s Biz Monday feature. Check out the full story here or read the transcript below. Chatting with Chirrp: Miami company uses AI to engage with customers By: Nancy Dahlberg, January 12, 2018, 02:49 […]
Chatbots are transforming customer experience! Chirrp is partnering with Accelirate to offer cutting-edge enterprise chatbots solutions. Chirrp enables companies to transform their customer experience by providing human-like conversation. With this partnership, chirrp expands its capabilities by integrating business process automation (BPA) software. To address increasing customer demand for chatbot solutions, Accelirate is looking to chirrp to provide relevant and accurate […]
My thoughts on IBM’s World of Watson conference and where IBM sees cognitive going. IBM has a very clear vision of what cognitive means to them. IBM calls it “a cognitive world for enterprises”. While Facebook and Google are creating Artificial Intelligence solutions focused towards consumers, IBM wants to help businesses achieve cognitive intelligence over […]
In the world we live in today, everything from recruitment of new employees to diagnosing diseases, is being handled by a Chatbot. No denying bots are definitely having a moment. It’s more than just a “15 minutes of fame” that we’re dealing with here. Moments like this in history can make or break businesses. For example, look […]
