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AI & CHATBOTS
Automating customer relation

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20 people in 2017
7 people in R&D
13 people in the Account & Project team
100% excellency
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Who are we?

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Introduction
Defining the concept of AI
✓ Data-powered
✓ Algorithmic science
✓ Machine Learning

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Introduction
The notion of chatbots is nothing new
✓ Eliza in 1964
✓ Cleverbot in 1997
✓ Bots for Messenger in April 2016

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Plan
I. Chatbots: state of the art
II. What does a chatbot project entail?
III. In the future

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Chatbots: State of the art

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Plan
1. Intro
2. AI and current Chatbots
3. Hopes vs reality
4. Natural Language Understanding
5. Our approach

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“30 or 40% of our clients’ messages are recurrent and could
be partly automated. ”
Axa France
In China, a brand will
create a bot on WeChat
before creating a website.
3 billion
users
An indeniable trend

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An indeniable trend

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Conversation Platforms Online Chat
Messaging apps (FB
Messenger, Slack...)
Intercom
iAdvize (Q2 2017)
Zendesk (Q2 2017)
SMS Vocal
Twilio
Phone
Alexa / Google
Assistant (Q3 2017)
Current integrations

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Problem

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AI and current Chatbots
An undeniable trend
April 2016: 30 000 bots created in 3 months but…
« Bots right now are in the trough of despair. To industry
observers, it feels like they are overhyped and under-delivering. »
Greg John, CEO of Burner
Current chatbot technology is nothing new. It becomes
interesting when chatbots meet AI.

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Hopes vs Reality
Understanding the limits of AI Chatbots
✓ Bots are not yet intelligent
(language, context)
✓ Questions need to be predicted
✓ Answers need to be written in
advance
✓ Complicated features take time
to develop
Some bad examples
Х Tay: Microsoft’s error in 2016
Х M: Facebook’s perfect bot

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Natural Language Understanding
The basics
To build a chatbot able to converse with human, you need NLU technology.
✓ Data-powered
✓ Detecting intentions
✓ Focused on keywords and trigger
words
✓ Understanding words in contexts

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Our approach
Data-based chatbots
✓ We analyze historical datasets
✓ We detect FAQs
✓ We map those questions and detect intentions
✓ We input this data in the bot

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Example
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Bot Admin &
Analytics
Your Data
Pull Data
Push API
Your Data
Push Data
Webhook
Trigger actions and
answers (Conversation
Management platform)
Intent detection
(Clustaar Deep Query)
User input
Integration with data

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Log analysis
✓ After a few days in production, then once a month,
unanswered questions go through our algorithm Deep
Query©.
✓ New “intents” are identified and made accessible to the
bot. They need to be then associated with the
appropriate actions.
✓ The bot becomes can handle more and more cases on
its own.

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What does a chatbot project entail?

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Plan
1. How to envision a bot project?
2. Use cases
3. How to make it great?

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Envision a chatbot project
Designing a new user experience
✓ Define the objectives of the bot
✓ Adapt to the target
✓ Recreate user habit
✓ Transform them into conversation
✓ Imagine client reactions

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Possible use cases
All recurrent interactions
Internal
(ex: Nexity)
- HR
- Knowledge
management
- Search in databases
- FAQ
Client acquisition
(ex: Cortex)
- Integrated to a
website
- Automatic lead
generation
- FAQ
- Available 24/7
Service
(ex: Hachette)
- Playful features
- Geolocalisation / Store
locator
- Promotional offers or
news Push
- FAQ
Customer service
(ex: 20 Minutes)
- Integrated to a website
or Messenger
- Automatic FAQ in
Natural Language
- Available 24/7

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Client acquisition Customer service

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How to make it great
Put a smile on the client’s face
✓ Smalltalk: simulating human interaction and setting a tone
✓ Fallback: building a fluid conversation
✓Playful features: jokes, quiz…
Find the detail that will make the user say « thank you! »

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Data import Bot training Put the bot online Run, manage & improve
Internal sources (FAQ,
conversations) and external
sources (Google Queries)
Intent detection
Connexion with internal data
Writing scenarios and
answers
UX & integration
Publication
Fine tuning
Machine learning
improvement & Analytics
Improving response
scenarios
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Project phases

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In the future

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Plan
1. Outstanding Conversation
2. Understanding emotions
3. Personnalized insurance

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Outstanding conversation
Flawless automated client interaction
✓ Understanding complex questions
✓ Automatically generated answers
✓ 100% automated customer care
✓No interface ?

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No interface
All vocal conversation

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Understanding emotions
Mesuring client satisfaction automatically
✓ Live sentiment analysis
✓ Emotionaly appropriate response
✓ Automatic report on client satisfaction

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Personnalized insurance
Data collection to a new level
✓ Perfect perception of clients’ profiles
✓ Automatic daily personnalization

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Personnalized insurance
It’s all about data

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Personnalized insurance
It’s all about data

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www.clustaar.com/en
Mail
nicolas@clustaar.com
philippe@clustaar.com
Phone
Nicolas Chollet
+33 (0) 6 51 42 79 05
Philippe Duhamel
+33 (0) 6 84 33 76 23
Offices
28 rue du faubourg
poissonnière
75010, Paris
France