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In today's episode, senior technical evangelist Mady Mantha is joined by Heather Nolis, senior ML engineer from T-Mobile. Tune in to learn about how Heather and her team have built an enterprise-grade scalable AI assistant in production using Rasa and Rasa X. Heather and Mady discuss challenges of scaling conversational projects, using real-world data to make continuous improvements, and other exciting topics.
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