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Conversational UIs are all the rage these days. With the rise in access to mobile devices in developing countries, chat services and bots are quickly becoming critical for economic development. How do we take advantage of this changing paradigm here in North America? Kalv and Pat talk about their experience with conversational UIs and discuss the problems still to be solved in this emerging space.
Show Notes- Wit.ai Bot Engine
- Amazon Echo
- Messenger Platform Beta
- Amazon Echo Is Magical. It’s Also Turning My Kid Into an Asshole.
- Contour
- A conversation about conversations
- Why conversational commerce may be our best chance to re-imagine the web
- Stephanie Rieger
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