How the adoption of Large Language Models and Recipient Design is enabling a new generation of effective conversational systems.
#Recipient Design
#Large Language Models
#Empathetic interactions
Designers and programmers often follow a traditional approach in creating interfaces, both conversational and visual, where users interact with predefined steps to achieve specific goals. This approach results in a linear and guided user experience.
Recipient design, based on sociolinguistic principles, offers an alternative method that focuses on adapting interactions in real-time based on implicit cues like timing, content, and tone. It creates more human and engaging conversational interfaces using session data and cue-based recommendations to adjust conversation flow dynamically. This approach also includes adjusting speech tone and using AI to match the user's emotional state for personalized interactions, recognizing the importance of social context for deeper understanding and adaptation to users' changing preferences and contexts.
Reply can help you, whether your company is interested in designing and implementing a Digital Human for interacting with customers, a self-service platform for employees, or a highly interactive online configurator to let prospects interact with your products and services. Leveraging our network of experts in conversational design, large language models, affective AI, and system integration, we can support your journey toward the adoption of empathetic, conversational digital assistants.