Spanish conversational AI generalizes well across industries due to standard grammar
Pablo Estevez · 649: HolaGus $1.4M Raised Helping Clients Automate Support with AI with CEO Pablo Estevez · May 4, 2017 · at 10:05
Pablo Estevez, co-founder of HolaGus, explains how Gus's AI engine generalizes across business categories without needing pre-existing domain-specific vocabulary.
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“The reason we only focus on Spanish is because it's complex. It's pretty standard. So even if I get asked about pineapples in a thousand different ways, there isn't that many more ways that I could be like, hey, how many pounds of pineapple in this? So, so the element that I'm speaking about changes, but the structure of the conversation remains Pretty similar.”
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