The Rasa Blog
Conversational AI
For updates regarding how we utilize, improve upon, and explore conversational AI technologies, check out this category for related blog posts!
September 4th, 2018
How to migrate your existing Google DialogFlow assistant to Rasa
Justina Petraitytė
Learn the step-by-step process of migrating an existing DialogFlow assistant to Rasa and the main reasons why developers choose Rasa over hosted platforms.
July 19th, 2018
Building your own Duplex AI agent using Rasa and Twilio
Rasa
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to build your own Google Duplex-like AI assistant that can handle phone calls autonomously using Rasa and Twilio.
June 11th, 2018
How to handle multiple intents per input using Rasa NLU TensorFlow pipeline
Justina Petraitytė
In this tutorial we'll learn how to use the Rasa NLU TensorFlow pipeline to build a chatbot that can understand multiple intents and recommend Berlin meetups.
May 24th, 2018
How to build a GDPR compliant chatbot or voice assistant
Philipp Wolf
Building AI bots often requires working with sensitive customer data. Open source brings the necessary transparency you need to work with personal data.
April 18th, 2018
Supervised Word Vectors from Scratch in Rasa NLU
Alan Nichol
We’ve released a new pipeline, Rasa NLU 0.12 which uses very little memory, handles hierarchical intents, messages containing multiple intents, and has fewer out-of-vocabulary issues.
October 4th, 2017
A New Approach to Conversational Software
Alan Nichol
We’ve been working on Rasa Core for almost a year and a half and we’re finally ready to release it into the wild. We want Rasa Core to accelerate the arrival of great conversational software. Learn about Rasa Core: what it is, how we got here, and where we’re going next.
September 1st, 2016
Do-it-yourself NLP for bot developers
Alan Nichol
I believe in most cases it makes sense for bot makers to build their own natural language parser, rather than using a third party API. There are good strategic and technical arguments for doing this, and I want to show how easily you can put something together.
August 5th, 2016
Put on your robot costume and be the Minimum Viable Bot yourself !
Alex Weidauer
If people don’t like your bot when it’s you behind the scenes, they definitely won’t like your AI-powered one. Don’t write any code until you’ve tried it yourself.
May 24th, 2016
On bots 3/3: In search of a bot-native UX — “Bot” co-workers bring your team to new levels of collaboration
Alex Weidauer
My co-founder Alan and I were pretty skeptical about bots when we first started thinking about them last year. In this series of posts, we want to share what changed our mind and what we've learned exploring bot-native UX. This is part 3, exploring collaboration in more detail.
April 11th, 2016
On bots 2/3: In search of a bot-native UX — New levels of personalization in enterprise software based on your job and preferences
Alex Weidauer
My co-founder Alan and I were pretty skeptical about bots when we first started thinking about them last year. In this series of posts, we want to share what changed our mind and what we’ve learned exploring bot-native UX.
April 5th, 2016
On bots 1/3: Bots shouldn’t be scaled-down versions of existing products — Towards a bot-native UX
Alex Weidauer
My co-founder [Alan](http://www.twitter.com/alanmnichol) and I were pretty skeptical about bots when we first started to think about them last year. In this series of posts, we want to share what changed our mind and what we've learned exploring bot-native UX.