Virtual assistant

• US 20060074831A1
• Filed: 09/20/2004
• Published: 04/06/2006
• Est. Priority Date: 09/20/2004
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Subjex Corp.
• Original Assignee: Subjex Corp.
• Inventors: Hyder, Andrew D., Bjerstedt, Scott
• Application Number:
  US10/944,927
• Publication Number:
  US 20060074831A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 706/45
• CPC Class Codes: G06N 5/02 Knowledge representation; Symbolic representation

Abstract

The invention is a computer implemented business method that provides a virtual assistant or human-like operator interface for web sites.

Claims

1. ) A computerized method for converting input text received over the internet from a user and formulating output text delivered to the user comprising:

creating a knowledgebase connected to an artificial intelligence engine residing on an internet connected computer;

parsing and said input text with said artificial intelligence engine and said knowledgebase to look up an appropriate output text, and

dividing input text into well handled input texts and not well handled input texts, and in response to well handled input text;

sending appropriate output text to said user over the internet; and

in response to not well handled input text;

sending the not well handled input text to a remote operator over the internet; and

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tying not well handled input text to well handled input text in said knowledgebase by said human operator.

2. ) A computerized method for converting input text received over the internet from a user and formulating output text delivered to the user comprising:

creating a knowledgebase connected to an artificial intelligence engine residing on an internet connected computer;

said knowledge base having a first tier and a second tier;

parsing and said input text with said artificial intelligence engine and said knowledgebase to look up an appropriate output text in a first tier of said knowledgebase, and

dividing input text into well handled input texts and not well handled input texts, and in response to well handled input text;

sending appropriate output text to said user over the internet; and

in response to not well handled input text;

sending the not well handled input text to a remote operator over the internet;

associating not well handled input text to well handled input text in a second tier in said knowledgebase.