Building Intelligent Chatbots on AWS

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Bear Cahill

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01 - Introduction

01 - Creating chatbots.mp4

00:44

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:37

02 - 1. AWS Lex Overview

01 - Introduction to AWS Lex.mp4

01:07

02 - AWS account and console.mp4

00:52

03 - Chatbot concepts.mp4

01:48

04 - Lex API and CLI.mp4

01:22

03 - 2. Creating a Bot

01 - Lex Bot creation.mp4

03:08

02 - Intents.mp4

03:49

03 - Kicking off the conversation.mp4

03:28

04 - Testing the bot.mp4

02:02

05 - Challenge OrderDrink intent.mp4

00:28

06 - Solution OrderDrink intent.mp4

01:22

04 - 3. Slots and Slot Types

01 - Slot types.mp4

02:06

02 - Custom slot types.mp4

02:37

03 - User input prompts.mp4

04:16

04 - Confirmation prompts.mp4

02:58

05 - Challenge Create a restricted slot.mp4

00:54

06 - Solution Create a restricted slot.mp4

03:22

05 - 4. Responses

01 - Closing response.mp4

01:40

02 - Prompting with card group.mp4

02:37

03 - Challenge Closing response for dessert.mp4

01:19

04 - Solution Closing response for dessert.mp4

02:33

06 - 5. Publishing

01 - Versions and aliases.mp4

01:52

02 - Client creation.mp4

04:11

03 - Client preparation.mp4

03:08

04 - Gathering configuration data.mp4

02:14

05 - Testing the bot with text.mp4

02:24

06 - Challenge Engage bot from CLI.mp4

01:30

07 - Solution Engage bot from CLI.mp4

01:13

07 - 6. Functionality of Lambdas

01 - Lex and Lambdas.mp4

02:48

02 - BookTrip sample bot.mp4

02:23

03 - Creating and connecting Lambdas.mp4

02:36

04 - Testing with Lambdas.mp4

03:13

08 - Conclusion

01 - Continue training your chatbots.mp4

01:13

Description

Voice control and interaction is becoming more common—and more expected from our apps. Amazon Lex provides speech recognition and natural language understanding, allowing developers to build their own custom logic around it. This course introduces a specific use case for Lex: intelligent chatbots that can respond to and redirect customer inquiries. Discover how to use the Lex API and CLI, build and test your bot, and configure the prompts and responses that will make your bot seem trustworthy and useful. Instructor Bear Cahill also explains how to publish your bot to the Amazon cloud and leverage lambdas—serverless functions—for user data validation and intent fulfillment. By the end of the course, you’ll know how to build smart, sophisticated chatbots and use Lex to do all the heavy lifting.

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Bear Cahill

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Freelance mobile app developer since 2008 having worked on well over 100 mobile apps - see Brainwashinc.com. Clients include Escort/Cobra Radar, FlightTrackPro, ATVEscape, AppCubby, GuitarTricks.com, IRCO, Ramquest, Semaphore Mobile and more. Authored "iOS in Practice" for Manning Publishing and "UI Design for iOS App Development (Using SwiftUI)" for Apress. See https://brainwashinc.com/ios-book/ Online course author for Lynda.com/Linkedin Learning and onsite trainer for mobile app development for several corporate education companies . Courses include iOS/Android mobile app development, AWS, Firebase and more. See https://brainwashinc.com/online-courses/

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