We invite you to an introduction to build AI Chatbots using AWS LEX. Step by step, example by example, you will learn how to define and run an AI Chatbot. Together with examples we will discuss the main AI chatbot concepts.
You will learn what slots are, what events to handle for user interaction, and how to design an interaction that requires contextual information. We will work on the examples together on the presenter’s station. If you have your own AWS account - bring your laptop too, and do the same exercises on your own!
This is an invite-only event, so you must register if you want to attend.
Mariusz Momotko is a Senior Software Development Engineer working on Natural Language Undestanding for Alexa. He received his MSc in Advanced Computer Science from University of Birmingham, England and his MSc in Computer Science from Gdansk University of Technology, Poland. He defended his doctoral thesis in adaptive workflow and business process management from the Polish Academy of Science.
He has been working in IT industry for over 20 years playing almost all IT roles. He led designing of SOA middle layer for BPH bank with over 500 financial services. He was also the lead architect for merging over 300 IT systems of Alior bank and BPH bank. In addition, he played the role of an evaluator and of a reviewer of the European Union’s 7th Framework Programme for Research. His articles on Business Process Query Language have been published in Springer’s Lecture Notes.
Mariusz likes to understand “why”. Even when on vacation with his wife and three daughters, he usually wants to meet people, and understand their culture and history.
17:00 – 17:30 | Registration and networking
17:30 – 19:30 | Workshop - an introduction to AI Chatbots using AWS LEX:
* Concepts. Lex Bot Structure and communication. What is an intent? Slots? What are prompts and fulfilment? - 0:20
* Build customized Bot - Example - order a ticket for SKM (TriCity) - 0:05
* Step 1 - Let’s start - create a bot - 0:10
* Step 2 - Start using - use one utterance, define the intent and slots - 0:20
* Step 3 - Understand better - increase the number of utterances - 0:05
* Step 4 - Validate the answers - use dictionaries for slots (slot types) - 0:15
* Step 5 - Coping with problems - handling exceptions - 0:10
* Step 6 - Do not forget - keeping the conversational context, using Lambda and manage dialogue action- 0:20
* Selected Bot applications -0:10
* Summary - 0:05
19:30 – onwards | Networking & Pizzas
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