Conversational AI organization Openstream.ai announced a new patent for automated digital twin technology that gives EVA, or enterprise virtual assistant, users the ability to use virtual assistants that are digital twins of human experts in their respective fields.
Digital twins share the unique knowledge and personalities of their human counterparts and engage in empathetic, hallucination-free conversations with end users.
The twins will be presented as AI-enabled avatars, virtual or voice agents, and will engage users in any language. Users can deploy twins for customer support, employee assistance services, and co-pilot use cases.
“The ability to create and deploy digital twins of expert humans across the enterprise has been the holy grail of AI efforts within the expert community for several decades. Our latest innovation is a major step toward achieving this goal,” said Raj Tumuluri, CEO of Openstream.ai. , said in a statement.
“Beyond simple talking heads, they must be effective communicators, able to observe, understand and engage on multiple levels using various nuances of human conversation through facial expressions, intonation and non-verbal cues.”
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Global digital twin market size for 2023 was estimated to $16.75 billion, and it is expected to grow 35.7% by 2030.
Openstream.ai was founded in 2008 and launched its virtual assistant platform EVA in 2013.
Earlier this month, the New Jersey-based company announced a patent for cooperative, plan-based, utterance-driven multimodal dialogue. The technology allows virtual agents to understand user intentions through multimodal inputs to generate scriptless dialogue.
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