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September 24th, 2019
Introducing Rasa X 0.21: Key Features of Rasa in Rasa X
Ty Dunn
Rasa X 0.21 includes improved support for the things you love in Rasa as well as updates to the features you already use in Rasa X.
September 12th, 2019
Integrate Response Retrieval Models with Rasa Assistants
Daksh Varshneya
Do you want to handle a lot of FAQ, chitchat and other single-turn interactions within your assistant built with Rasa? With Rasa 1.3.0 released, it’s easier than ever. Check out the blogpost to find out how.
September 10th, 2019
Overview of the 2019 Rasa Developer Summit
Alan Nichol
The Rasa Developer Summit is a once-a-year opportunity to learn from the Rasa community and more than 20 talented speakers from leading entities in conversational AI.
September 5th, 2019
Pruning BERT to accelerate inference
Samuel Sučík
After previously discussing various ways of accelerating models like BERT, in this blog post we empirically evaluate the pruning approach.…
August 27th, 2019
Build an AI Voice Assistant with Rasa and Mozilla Tools
Justina Petraitytė
What if you wanted to build and assistant that runs locally and ensures the privacy of your data? You can do it using Rasa Open Source, Mozilla DeepSpeech and Mozilla TTS tools. Check out this tutorial to find out how.
August 20th, 2019
Hi, I'm your new Community Manager!
Emma Jade Wightman
Get to know our new Developer Community Manager, She's based in Berlin and has been developing, supporting and collaborating with communities for several years, primarily in the gaming industry.
August 15th, 2019
Customizing Training Data Importing
Tobias Wochinger
Since Rasa version 1.2 you can customize the way Rasa imports training data for the model training. This tutorial shows you how to use provided out-of-the-box components or how to build your own importer module and plug it into Rasa.
August 8th, 2019
Compressing BERT for faster prediction
Samuel Sučík
Let's look at compression methods for neural networks, such as quantization and pruning. Then, we apply one to BERT using TensorFlow Lite.
July 11th, 2019
Integrating Rasa with knowledge bases
Tanja Bunk
What exactly is a knowledge base, and how can you use it to bring your AI assistant's understanding to the next level? Find out in this tutorial.
July 11th, 2019
Set Up a Knowledge Base to Encode Domain Knowledge for Rasa
Tanja Bunk
Learn all about knowledge bases and how to set one up. The tutorial will refer to an example implementation of a knowledge-base ai banking bot.
June 26th, 2019
Building a Common Language for Conversational AI
Alan Nichol
We start creating a common language to talk about the structure of conversations with AI assistants.
June 13th, 2019
Machine Learning Open Source: How to Contribute to Rasa
Justina Petraitytė
We are very excited to announce the Contribute to Rasa project - a public project on GitHub where we share ideas for what contributions (code, content, local community chapters) you can make to Rasa.
May 21st, 2019
Algorithms Alone Won’t Solve Conversational AI
Alan Nichol
We're excited to announce Rasa X, our new product for developers in early access. Also, our open source framework Rasa is now available in 1.0
May 21st, 2019
Getting Started with Rasa X as an Existing Rasa User
Justina Petraitytė
Rasa X is a tool designed to make it easier to deploy and improve Rasa-powered assistants by learning from real conversations. Learn how you can use it to take your Rasa assistant to the whole new level.
April 18th, 2019
Announcing the Rasa Contributor Program
Justina Petraitytė
The Rasa open source community is growing faster than ever. Today we are excited to announce a new community initiative - we’re introducing the Rasa Contributor Program!