System and method for providing follow-up responses to prior natural language inputs of a user
AssigneeVoiceBox Technologies, Inc.
InventorsMichael R. Kennewick, JR., Michael R. Kennewick, SR.
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AssigneeVoiceBox Technologies, Inc.
InventorsMichael R. Kennewick, JR., Michael R. Kennewick, SR.
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In certain implementations, follow-up responses may be provided for prior natural language inputs of a user. As an example, a natural language input associated with a user may be received at a computer system. A determination of whether information sufficient for providing an adequate response to the natural language input is currently accessible to the computer system may be effectuated. A first response to the natural language input (that indicates that a follow-up response will be provided) may be provided based on a determination that information sufficient for providing an adequate response to the natural language input is not currently accessible. Information sufficient for providing an adequate response to the natural language input may be received. A second response to the natural language input may then be provided based on the received sufficient information.
A method for providing follow-up responses for prior natural language inputs of a user, the method being implemented on a computer system having one or more physical processors programmed with computer program instructions which, when executed, perform the method, the method comprising:
A system for providing follow-up responses for prior natural language inputs of a user, the system comprising:
A method for providing follow-up responses for prior natural language inputs of a user, the method being implemented on a computer system having one or more physical processors programmed with computer program instructions which, when executed, perform the method, the method comprising:
A system for providing follow-up responses for prior natural language inputs of a user, the system comprising:
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