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Conversational Cooking: Exploring Chatbots As a Cooking Interface (Podcast)

by Michael Wolf
July 22, 2017July 25, 2017Filed under:
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  • Next-Gen Cooking
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  • Robotics, AI & Data
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When I tell people I cook with Facebook, they give me a strange look.

But using Facebook’s chatbot as a cooking interface is surprisingly natural. The first cooking company to create a Facebook Messenger chatbot interface is ChefSteps, who launched their Joule-Messenger integration earlier this year.

The chatbot is part of the company’s larger vision around the idea of ‘conversational cooking’, which I discuss with the ChefSteps CTO Michael Natkin.

You can download this episode here. Make sure to subscribe to the Smart Kitchen Show on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.


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