Frankly in the news
Various articles have been written about Frankly and how it revolutionizes engagement.
Waikato Associate Dean: A good time to make AI work for Māori
By Stefan Dimitrof, Journalist – Māori Television Expert minds have come together to discuss artificial intelligence and look to the
AI wānanga 2022, presentation by Punahamoa Walker
Punahamoa Walker sharing his mahi on the development of bilingual conversational AI at the AI wānaga in 2022.
Interview: Punahamoa Walker | FranklyAI Technical Lead
By Dale Husband, Journalist – Waatea NewsFrankly-AI have developed an artificial intelligence that speaks te reo Māori. Punahamoa Walker is
FranklyAI – Whakaata Māori (Tapatahi show)
WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW Punahamoa Walker, FranklyAI Technical Lead, being interviewed by Neil Waka on the Tapatahi Show.
Tech firm builds artificial intelligence that speaks te reo Māori
Author: Ripu Bhatia, Journalist – Stuff NZ Using artificial intelligence, a tool for public consultation aims to ensure indigenous voices
Capturing Conversations with Auckland Council and FranklyAI
Author: Caitlin Ryan, Head of Marketing – Social Pinpoint, Consultation Manager and The HiVE The ability to understand and cater
How Engagement Tools Are Redesigning The Healthcare Journey
Author: Maggie Koussa, FranklyAI The customer journey in healthcare is changing with advances in technology and the evolution of artificial
A new AI agent gives voice to a Samoan community
Author: Steve O’Donnell, IBM New Zealand’s Managing Partner for Global Business Services An AI-powered agent named Tala may open the
Artificial Intelligence In Engineering With Matt Ensor
Matt Ensor is Beca’s Business Director for Beca.ai engagement, a service that uses the latest Artificial Intelligence (AI) to assist
How to teach a chatbot to speak Samoan
NZ-based engineering consulting firm Beca looks to natural language processing to improve community engagement. Author: Sarah Putt – New Zealand
