With an entity now officially registered with its own Google account, the potential is there for it to communicate and interact autonomously when an agent is created. No more file and code exports which can be complex if you are not a developer. Built-in, it is integrated with Google products.
As a newly acquired api framework by Google for building rich conversational experiences, the newly formed identity preserves its origins, while keeping it identifiable as part of Google's product family. The new identity speaks material design.
Note: Although api.ai was acquired by Google, it was not renamed as Google A.i. This is solely the author's conception in thinking about the framework as a product itself whithin the Google account suite of products.
With Google A.i., anybody can create an assistant service into an organization. Just like Api.ai's original resource pages, it is preserved here on the home page. Not only are users of this service able to learn from documented information and tutorials, we have added access to open source examples from organizations who are willing to share.
A.i. technology could be perceived as an overwhelming and intimidating experience. With Google A.i.'s onboarding, the user is encouraged to engage the product with excitement and ease.
With a new agent, you have created an artificial individual who can be given specific actions to perform specific services. An MIT assistant for this demonstration contains all the intents of a user who wishes some assistance regarding MIT, and its student application services.
Link common user tasks in a service and convert them to expressions an entity can respond and interact to. For an entity like MIT for example, you can create an automated processing of college applications through chat conversations.
