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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP180100654

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $600,000.00
    Summary
    Dialogue-to-Action:Towards A Self-Evolving Enterprise Intelligent Assistant. The project aims to develop a novel Self-Evolving Enterprise Intelligent Assistant (EIA) by leveraging the Chatbot-based dialogue technique to acquire information, infer user intentions, understand languages, and determine subsequent actions to take through Dialogue-to-Action modelling. This new generation EIA is equipped with Artificial Generalised Intelligence, with a broad skill set able to tackle multiple business t .... Dialogue-to-Action:Towards A Self-Evolving Enterprise Intelligent Assistant. The project aims to develop a novel Self-Evolving Enterprise Intelligent Assistant (EIA) by leveraging the Chatbot-based dialogue technique to acquire information, infer user intentions, understand languages, and determine subsequent actions to take through Dialogue-to-Action modelling. This new generation EIA is equipped with Artificial Generalised Intelligence, with a broad skill set able to tackle multiple business tasks and handle fast-changing scenarios in business. The Self-Evolving EIA is a critical step on the path towards the future generation of EIA. Expected outcomes of this project are to develop adaptive EIA for Small and Medium Enterprise to improve their customer service quality.
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    Discovery Early Career Researcher Award - Grant ID: DE120102900

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $375,000.00
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    WikiLinks: web-scale linking and fact extraction with Wikipedia. Wikipedia is the most popular web site for finding facts, but articles about local or specialist topics are often missing or unreliable. WikiLinks will use artificial intelligence to link names in text to corresponding Wikipedia articles, allowing us to automatically create and augment Wikipedia content by summarising existing material on the web.
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