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Mobile User Experience @ In Store Level – AI Conversations between Products and Customers

The applications and range of delivery options for conversational artificial intelligence products are extensive. contentAI studios is expanding it’s integration capabilities to reach that range. However, we’re often asked “Where will it permeate people’s everyday lives first?” One scenario is at the Retail level, between products/brands and consumers. Where “conversations” between product avatars/characters will engage [...]
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Do AI Characters Listen?

Listening is required for a truly interactive conversational exchange to take place. Yes, AI characters “listen,” in order to understand the End User’s side of the exchange and respond with improvisational/contextual dialogue, or pre-scripted story/character dialogue (or, a combination thereof). But, how is the End User’s part of the conversation passed along to Brands and [...]
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Conversational Apps — Bringing Conversation back to the Phone

Mobile phones were originally http://tinyurl.com/lfhlwy solely for conversation. Then came “smart phones,” which really meant they could be used for something other than conversation. contentAI studios is developing  mobile solutions for interactive conversations, with a  focus on entertainment/advertising/marketing, customer service and relations and eLearning products and solutions. We’re bringing “conversation” back to mobile phones through [...]
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Advertising Character Icons, Authenticity, Social Media – Interactive Conversation

It’s been an interesting week where we’ve seen trending topics in our discussions with partners and clients that all revolve around the issues of authenticity, social media, transparency, “human touch” with a sidebar about advertising character icons in social media spaces. The down and dirty: Are humans the only characters allowed in social media spaces? [...]
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Customer Service — “If I could only clone her/him”

You have a brilliant Customer Service employee or Brand representative and you find yourself saying to yourself, “if I could only clone him/her?” Or you have an exceptional Team, who together, create a unified Voice, and you want that consistent quality delivered to all of your Customers, all of the time? We can do this. [...]
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Twitter Character Launch – 50-75% Unscripted Conversation

AI Conversation: 50% is easy, it’s User Generated. On average, a “character/story” will be 25%  scripted to “shape” the conversational experience. The balance of 25% is AI-powered and unscripted. Therefore, 50-75% of a simply structured Twitter Conversation will be unscripted between the AI engine and User Content. In testing and developing structures for AI Interactive [...]
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Conversation is Content

Conversation is Content. That has become the “elevator pitch” opener for us.  We’re in the “conversational content” business. We create new ad formats based on conversation.  We can provide eLearning tools through conversation.  We engage users through conversation and 50% of the “content” is User Generated (otherwise our AI Characters are just talking to themselves; [...]
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welcome to contentAI studios

Why “content AI?” The term “Content” has become synonymous with film, video, audio and written media materials. We chose the URL and Brand “contentAI studios” to expand the definition of “Content” to include conversation. Conversation between humans (User Generated Content, “UGC”) and digital characters powered by Artificial Intelligence engines. Welcome to the intersection of UGC [...]
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