Aebis. is pleased to announce that it has become a Friend of the Open Voice Network. This honor has been granted in recognition of Aebis's technical and leadership contributions to Open Voice Network's initiatives.
The Open Voice Network is a neutral, non-profit industry association dedicated to the development of the standards and ethical use guidelines that will make voice worthy of user trust. It operates as a directed fund of The Linux Foundation, and is independently funded and governed.
Bruce Epstein (Aebis) will facilitate and coordinate the Fireside Chat at the MeetUp event:
Fireside Chat on the Disruptive Power of a Real Chatbot Experience & AI Humans
Wednesday, Jan 26th, 2022, 6:00 PM
Bruce Epstein (Aebis) will facilitate and coordinate the Fireside Chat at the MeetUp event:
Tech Disrupts Diversity & Education to Change the World!
Monday, March 23, 2020, 6:15PM
Aebis featured at Voice Summit in Newark NJ on July 22-25, 2019
- Method and tools to precisely define business languages and achieve mutual understanding through usage of well-defined words, to accelerate development of advanced algorithms, by modeling a Knowledge Domain;
- Use of these advanced algorithms to developing digital voice interfaces, which must not be confused with conversational robot, in the frame of Cloud based large Human-Machine systems.
Our work with voice interfaces to enhance customer satisfaction has been recognized for presentation at the upcoming Voice Summit in Newark, NJ.
We will present our solutions on July 22-25. If you are attending the conference, please stop by our booth K-14. If you have not registered yet, contact us: we can get you a reduced-price admission.
Aebis featured at Laws of Form 50th in Liverpool on August 8-9, 2019
Aebis's approach is based on Modeling of Human Knowledge using classical Systems Engineering techniques combined with formal method and tools based on Laws of Form (LoF)
George Spencer-Brown created LoF, to give arithmetic to Boole algebra and binary logic; Francisco Varela extended LoF into a 3-valued logic for dealing with biological autonomy and self-referential situations.
We propose two new conservative extensions of LoF to integrate Bunch Theory (developed by Eric C.R. Hehner) and Category Theory (introduced by Eilenberg and Mac Lane). These extensions allow a dual (conceptual and formal) formulation of duality that is self-referential (able to redefine its own duality).
This brings a new approach of languages semantics, encompassing both natural and formal languages, for engineering a unique meaning of words in specialized natural language.
LoF extended is an incredible tool for knowledge modeling and transferring inside a business domain or field.
Philippe Michelin will be speaking about this innovative application of LoF at its 50th anniversary conference (Discussion Panel II) on August 10, 2019 in Liverpool
Aebis will be featured speakers in the Innovation Showcase
and an exhibitor at
THE WORLD’S LARGEST AI EVENT FOR BUSINESS
on 5-6 December 2018 - JAVITS CENTER, New York
Come see us at Stand S22!
Aebis participated at the Technology Knowledge Fair at Capgemini Applied Innovation Exchange, organized by the French-American Chamber of Commerce, the largest French-American network in the U.S. with 1000+ French and American professionals in New York
This was an opportunity to show how our knowledge-based solutions are solving today’s business challenges in a field such as chatbot development
Monday, September 17th, 2018.
Are you interested in discussing challenges and best practices in designing and implementing chatbots?
JOIN US FOR OUR UPCOMING FIRESIDE CHAT ON
ADDING INTELLIGENT CONTENT TO NLP
Bring your questions, best practices, and case studies
Thursday April 19, 2018, 6:00 – 8:00 PM, 1375 Broadway
Food and drink will be provided
Chatbots incorporating Natural Language Processing (NLP), be they textual or vocal, are quickly becoming the new norm as businesses increasingly develop them and users grow more accustomed to using them. Indeed, NLP is working extremely well for straightforward commands, e.g. “Siri, call Mom” or “Google, convert 40 liters to gallons”, or repeated operations, e.g. “Alexa, order my usual pizza”, interactions that “simply” replace Internet research command lines or icon-pressing. However, when dealing with more complex operations to solve actual business needs, e.g. choosing a wine, planning an entire vacation, etc., users may expect personalized advice beyond simply accessing an FAQ, which implies embedding intelligence in the chatbot. This may require a different approach wherein the chatbot is a vocal human- machine interface, integrated into the whole information system of a company; this can be called Vocal User Interface (VUI).
Please join us to discuss the issues surrounding adding “intelligence” to chatbots. You will get a chance to meet others facing similar challenges, swap tips and tricks, obtain answers to your questions, or just be relieved to know that you're not alone. Guaranteed without hype.
The number of places is limited, so attendance is invitation-only and prior registration required. For more information, contact Bruce Epstein bepstein@aebis.com, (845) 337 1638.
Automatisation, AI and Digital Innovation Event – Paris, March 13, 2018
Does your 2018 business plan rely on optimising business processes with Artificial Intelligence and digitally fuelled innovation?
Do you want to meet other people who have the same vision?
If so, this event is for you!
The following topics will be explored:
- The current state of robotic process automation (RPA)
- RPA: what’s working and what’s not
- Digitally fuelled innovation
BFD and Aebis, in partnership with the Institute for Robotic Process Automation & Artificial Intelligence – IRPA AI, cordially invite you to come to Paris on March 13, 2018!
For more information, download the program
Are you interested in discussing challenges and best
practices in designing and implementing AI-based projects?
JOIN US FOR OUR SECOND FIRESIDE CHAT ON
AI PROJECTS FROM INCEPTION TO DELIVERY
Bring your questions, best practices, and case studies
Thursday December 7, 2017 from 6:00 – 8:00 PM, 1375 Broadway
Food and drink will be provided
We have all heard stories of AI being used to diagnose cancer, drive cars, and even detect fake news. As impressive as that sounds, we know first-hand that applying AI technologies to meet your business needs is not so straightforward.
Fresh from the critically acclaimed “fireside chat” during Disruptive Technologists’ October 2nd conference, Aebis is pleased to invite you to another informal chat focused on the challenges of implementing successful AI-based projects, from inception through application delivery, with special emphasis on how to address the right “AI content”.
You will get a chance to meet others facing similar challenges in implementing AI to solve actual business needs, swap tips and tricks, obtain crowdsourced answers to your questions, or just be relieved to know that you're not alone. Guaranteed without hype.
The number of places is limited, so attendance is invitation-only and prior registration required. For more information, contact Bruce Epstein bepstein@aebis.com, (845) 337 1638.