EPISODE · Jul 29, 2017 · 57 MIN
Kylie AI
from Pattern ML · host Neil Batlivala
Kylie.ai is a service that automates customer service tickets. This is a longer than average episode as Sinan’s interview was too good to be cut down any shorter. We dive in on building models per rep, and how Sinan was able to train a model using public Twitter data so that he could have a customer solution before even stepping into a meeting!
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