What could bots do for ADB
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Bots can help manage and share knowledge by acting as advisors that provide targeted advice, creators that combine multiple knowledge sources, and seekers that explore new knowledge sources. These knowledge bots need to be able to handle complex conversations, keep context, and transfer between humans and systems. Bots also have the potential to help generate new knowledge and move organizations up the pyramid from data to wisdom.
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What could bots do for ADB
- 1. Knowledge sharing in the age of Artificial Intelligence i.e. bots for knowledge @OzzeirK @marclepage
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- 3. Bots in knowledge/information management 3
- 5. Knowledge bots • Robot advisor: interacts in natural language to provide targeted, real-time and accurate advices to internal and external interested parties (Government partner, prospective staff, contractors..) • Robot creator: brings together multiple relevant source of knowledge and data (external and internal), creating original knowledge resources • Robot seeker: explores unknown knowledge sources to bring you up to date and relevant content 5
- 6. Bot as knowledge interface • Ability to address relevant use cases • Ability to handle complex conversations • Ability to keep context or memory of prior input and modify downstream responses • Ability to transfer to the web and back • Ability to transfer to right human resource(s) at the right time • Ability to communicate with existing business systems 6
- 7. Bot for knowledge generation 7
- 9. Bots can help us move up the pyramid 9 Data: Internal or environmental signals Information: Data, filtered by implicit or explicit intention Knowledge: Information, transformed into meaning Wisdom: Knowledge that has been experienced
Editor's Notes
- https://blog.getbizzy.io/5-ways-chatbots-are-revolutionizing-knowledge-management-bdf925db66e9
- https://www.azorobotics.com/News.aspx?newsID=9506
- Picture: http://flint.media/
- https://medium.com/@lswanson/why-b2b-needs-knowledge-bots-instead-of-chat-bots-9eb271c7f542
- https://www.searchtechnologies.com/blog/knowledge-work-automation http://www.globaldeliveryinitiative.org/decode/
- http://flint.media/
- https://www.the-vital-edge.com/knowledge-and-artificial-intelligence/