LLMs in practice with Matt Taylor, Knowbl

Matt Taylor is back on VUX world as he shares LLMs in practice.
UX Design with LLMs, with Braden Ream, CEO, Voiceflow

Braden Ream, CEO, Voiceflow joins us as he shares about UX Design with LLMs.
How loveholidays used AI to turn frowns upside down

The travel industry is not known for treating its customers particularly well. You only have to check the news to see examples of stranded holidaymakers. Most people go on holidays for relaxation, so this contrast only gets amplified when people vent their frustrations about poor service. Eugene Neale, Director of Business IT and CX Engineering […]
How Salesforce are using LLMs with Greg Bennett

Greg Bennett’s the final Conversations2 interviewee focused on large language models! When I heard that Salesforce have adopted LLMs at scale (and also heard that they had started to design and build this prior to ChatGPT’s release) I wanted to know more! I’ve known Greg for years and have always found him to be warm, […]
Mikhail Burstev, Founder of Deep Pavlov, talks AI orchestration and LLMs

Mikhail Burstev joins us as he shares AI orchestration and LLMS with us on the VUX World Podcast
How Decathlon made messaging matter with a little help from AI

Learn how Decathlon transitioned from a traditional contact centre to automating 50% of all customer contacts while increasing agent productivity and customer satisfaction.
Capturing the scope and behavior of LLMs

A hot topic among conversation designers and others is how to capture the scope and behavior of LLMs.
LLMs and the future of intelligence, with Paul Sweeney, Webio

Paul Sweeney, Webio chats to us about LLMs and the future of intelligence
Your bot’s really an employee with superhuman responsibilities

Discover what conversation designers should consider when working on their assistant’s persona.
What happens after you’ve designed and built your AI Assistant?

So what happens after your assistant goes live is continual tuning and improvements. Forever. This is not ‘set and forget’.