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2023-05-12
Rebolledo-Mendez, Jovan D, Tonatiuh Gomez Briones, Felix A., Gonzalez Cardona, Leslie G.  2022.  Legal Artificial Assistance Agent to Assist Refugees. 2022 IEEE International Conference on Big Data (Big Data). :5126–5128.
Populations move across regions in search of better living possibilities, better life outcomes or going away from problems that affected their lives in the previous region they lived in. In the United States of America, this problem has been happening over decades. Intelligent Conversational Text-based Agents, also called Chatbots, and Artificial Intelligence are increasingly present in our lives and over recent years, their presence has increased considerably, due to the usability cases and the familiarity they are wining constantly. Using NLP algorithms for law in accessible platforms allows scaling of users to access a certain level of law expert who could assist users in need. This paper describes the motivation and circumstances of this problem as well as the description of the development of an Intelligent Conversational Agent system that was used by immigrants in the USA so they could get answers to questions and get suggestions about better legal options they could have access to. This system has helped thousands of people, especially in California
2020-07-16
Ciupe, Aurelia, Mititica, Doru Florin, Meza, Serban, Orza, Bogdan.  2019.  Learning Agile with Intelligent Conversational Agents. 2019 IEEE Global Engineering Education Conference (EDUCON). :1100—1107.

Conversational agents assist traditional teaching-learning instruments in proposing new designs for knowledge creation and learning analysis, across organizational environments. Means of building common educative background in both industry and academic fields become of interest for ensuring educational effectiveness and consistency. Such a context requires transferable practices and becomes the basis for the Agile adoption into Higher Education, at both curriculum and operational levels. The current work proposes a model for delivering Agile Scrum training through an assistive web-based conversational service, where analytics are collected to provide an overview on learners' knowledge path. Besides its specific applicability into Software Engineering (SE) industry, the model is to assist the academic SE curriculum. A user-acceptance test has been carried out among 200 undergraduate students and patterns of interaction have been depicted for 2 conversational strategies.