Kasisto, creators of KAI, the leading digital experience platform for the financial services industry, has been awarded two patents by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office that promise to significantly advance the power of its Conversational AI technology to manage the intricacies of conversational data, improve model building and to streamline methods of identifying and categorizing financial transactions for its financial service customers.
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Kasisto’s latest patents harness conversational data through new AI algorithms designed to retrain, reinforce and build AI models that in turn build better models. This “model training model” technology provides a better understanding of conversational data, and greatly improves the capacity of virtual assistants to be truly “intelligent and humanizing”. These patents also include KAI’s ability to automatically categorize data to be turned into consumable information that offers unique insights and experiences on demand. Having rich Conversational AI technology powering digital experiences is what separates a check-box chatbot from an intelligent virtual assistant. Kasisto’s impressive patent portfolio continues to grow and continuously enhances the intelligence and authority of it’s KAI- powered virtual assistants.
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“These newly awarded patents offer capabilities within our virtual assistants that no one else in the industry can provide.” says Sasha Caskey, CTO and Co-founder of Kasisto. “Kasisto’s superior technology and commitment of our data scientists to continuously advance KAI’s AI capabilities with unmatched methods and machines is demonstrated through our increasing patent portfolio. Our dedication to innovation places the KAI Platform and our virtual assistants in a category above the rest.”
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