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The Wit.ai Team in Wit.ai

Feb 12, 2014

Introducing Wit Speech API

Voice commands are the future. Science-fiction has had them for decades and yet, we still have reach for the remote to turn on the TV or set an alarm. Our mission is to change this. Adding a voice interface to an app or device should be simple.

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The Wit.ai Team in Wit.ai

Apr 11, 2016

Bot Engine

Today we are releasing the first step of our vision for conversational bots: an early beta of Bot Engine.

Since we joined Facebook 15 months ago, the Wit community grew from 6,000 to 21,500 developers. Many of you are already making bots, leveraging Wit to parse messages into…

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The Wit.ai Team in Wit.ai

Apr 30, 2017

Open Sourcing our new Duckling

Wit relies both on machine learning and rules-based systems. One of these rule-based systems is Duckling, our open-sourced probabilistic parser to detect entities like dates and times, numbers, and durations. Due to our extensive growth, Duckling was not scaling as fast as…

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The Wit.ai Team in Wit.ai

Jul 26, 2017

Launching Built-in NLP for Messenger and Sunsetting Bot Engine (beta)

We have a few updates to share with you today — most exciting is the launch of Built-in NLP for Messenger, launching with Messenger Platform 2.1 just released today.

Pan Wangperawong in Wit.ai

Sep 21, 2020

Build an Interactive Voice-Enabled Android App With Wit.ai

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Aleka Cheung in Wit.ai

Jun 17, 2020

Introducing the Refreshed Wit.ai

With our refreshed Wit.ai experience, we’re introducing features that help you get better insights…

Save Time Building With Wit.ai Built-in Intents

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Aleka Cheung in Wit.ai

Apr 30, 2019

Introducing Language Identification!

Today, we’re excited to launch a new API: GET /language! This endpoint returns the n-best…

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The Wit.ai Team in Wit.ai

Sep 30, 2014

Open Sourcing Duckling, our probabilistic (date) parser

We’ve previously discussed ambiguity in natural language. What’s really fascinating is that even the simplest, seemingly most structured parts of natural language, like the way we humans describe dates and times, are actually so…

Jason Liao in Wit.ai

Jan 24, 2019

Hello speech, we love you too.

Improvements to our speech recognition technology.

As voice interactions are becoming more prevalent, we know that speech is important to you. Speech has been essential to our mission since our early beginnings, and…

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Wit.ai makes it easy for developers to build applications and devices that you can talk or text to. Our vision is to empower developers with an open and extensible natural language platform. We'll use this blog to share news, feature announcements and stories from our community.

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