Let The Machine Helps
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The document discusses virtual private assistants and how they can help automate mundane and repetitive tasks. It describes how virtual assistants can be applications, chatbots, or specialized hardware that act as personal assistants to help with daily activities like checking schedules, paying bills, and more. The document provides an example of using a chatbot named Meekan in Slack to easily schedule meetings between team members by accessing calendars and sending invitations. It outlines the components needed to build a virtual assistant like connecting it to third party services through APIs and using chatbot SDKs and NLP tools. The presentation encourages automating tasks with virtual assistants to increase productivity.
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Voice Recognition: VPAs can understand and interpret spoken commands and respond accordingly. They utilize advanced voice recognition technology to accurately comprehend user instructions.
Task Management: VPAs can manage tasks, schedules, and reminders. They can create, update, and delete appointments, set alarms, and send notifications to ensure users stay organized and on top of their commitments.
Information Retrieval: VPAs have access to vast amounts of information and can retrieve data from the internet or other sources. They can provide users with weather updates, news briefings, sports scores, stock market information, and more.
Web Browsing and Search: VPAs can perform internet searches on behalf of the user, providing relevant search results and answering questions based on available information.Information Retrieval: VPAs have access to vast amounts of information and can retrieve data from the internet or other sources. They can provide users with weather updates, news briefings, sports scores, stock market information, and more.
Web Browsing and Search: VPAs can perform internet searches on behalf of the user, providing relevant search results and answering questions based on available information.
Personalized Recommendations: VPAs can learn user preferences over time and offer personalized recommendations for various aspects of life, such as music, movies, books, restaurants, and more.
Communication: VPAs can handle communication tasks such as making phone calls, sending text messages, and composing emails. They can also manage contacts and facilitate conference calls.
Smart Home Control: With integration into smart home devices and platforms, VPAs can control connected devices like lights, thermostats, security systems, and appliances, allowing users to manage their homes through voice commands.
Travel Assistance: VPAs can help with travel arrangements, including flight bookings, hotel reservations, and providing information about local attractions, directions, and transportation options.
Language Translation: VPAs equipped with language translation capabilities can assist in translating words, phrases, or sentences between different languages, making them valuable for international travelers or language learners.
Entertainment and Leisure: VPAs can play music, podcasts, audiobooks, and even entertain users with jokes, trivia, or interactive games.
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Let The Machine Helps
- 1. Let The Machine Helps Adityo Pratomo, Labtek Indie Google I/O Extended Bandung, 11 August 2017
- 2. A Story of Human • Human is a rich and complex entity • A potential to grow • Can tackle many problems as they grow older and smarter
- 3. However • Bad and at doing mundane, repeating tasks • Can results in bad quality of work or worse, accident
- 4. On the Other Hand • Our daily activities require us to do these mundane and repeating tasks Check water in the dispenser Check our trash bin Is the food ready yet? Pay recurring bills Check and update our schedule Etc.
- 5. Why not automate it?
- 6. Virtual Private Assistant • Technology that enables human to employ set of computer program to help them with their daily activities • Just like employing personal assistant, but in form of computer program • Can be anything: Mobile/Web app Chatbot that runs on top of messaging app Specialized hardware etc
- 7. Virtual Private Assistant • Its feature is highly dependent on what type of functionality you want to have • It can simply do one thing based on certain command • Or, it can process an input and give recommendations • You can build your own, or use a ready-made solution as a starting point
- 8. Inside the Machine Your backend Messaging Interface Message Processor AI for NLP Text/Voice Input Text- Speech 3rd Party Service Music Shop Email Calendar
- 9. Case Study • Meekan in Slack group to arrange meeting schedule between team members • It can read each member’s Google Calendar • “Meekan schedule meeting with @didit” Meekan gives several options, members can choose which are the best options • “Book it” Meekan sends meeting invitation to every members • We have a meeting, done with minimal fuss, right inside Slack
- 10. How To Make One? • Use various chatbot SDKs that can be applied to many platforms Usually available for many programming languages (JS, python, Ruby, etc.) • Use various SDKs for NLP to enrich the interaction • Add engine for Speech recognition • Connect to 3rd party data provider Google Calendar Gmail Spotify Etc. • Refer to each platforms features, each have different things that you can use
- 11. Some points • UX of these assistants • Privacy • Local research for AI-related topics
- 12. Let’s be More Productive • didit@labtekindie.com • labtekindie.com
- 13. Thank You • didit@labtekindie.com • labtekindie.com