NVIDIA has announced an updated version of its conversational AI, Jarvis. While Tony Stark didn’t have anything to do with this, it does share some traits. Jarvis is designed to provide end-to-end multimodal conversational AI services in real-time. By using NVIDIA GPUs, Jarvis can provide automated chatbot services that understand both the context and nuances of language.
Jarvis is already used around the world by leading companies. From customer support and virtual assistants to virtual healthcare that allows patients to skip personal visits during the pandemic, it has been deployed into a wide range of fields. It is also used for transcribing speech to text.
Beta 1.0 has new pre-trained models that support its Transfer Learning Toolkit (TLT), allowing enterprise-level application adaptations. NVIDIA says it can decrease development time by up to 10 times by using TLT combined with their optimized GPUs. The next time you find yourself interacting with a chatbot, it could very well be Jarvis.
Highlights
- ASR, NLU, and TTS models trained on thousands of hours of speech data.
- TLT with zero coding approach to quickly re-train models on custom data.
- Fully accelerated deep learning pipelines optimized to run as scalable services.
- End-to-end workflow and tools to deploy services using one line of code.