Strange Loop - Exploring Conversational Interfaces with Amazon Alexa and Go
Nothing hums like the Strange Loop conference machine! I just spoke at the conference yesterday in St. Louis and already the video of my talk is up and has 150+ views on YouTube!
Here is the YouTube video:
Here are my slides:
Thanks, Strange Loop! It was an honor to be included in this year’s roster of speakers at such a great conference. Hopefully, I’ll see you in 2017!
If anyone out there would like to hear this talk, I’d love tweak it and give it again if I get the chance. Let me know!
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