The use of conversational robots to support intranet: a case study in Elektro Ljubljana
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31449/upinf.219Keywords:
conversational robot, large language model, intranet, implementation, focus groupAbstract
One of the important technologies that are key to the popularity of conversational robots today are the large language models. These allow conversational robots to use contextual memory to support dialogue in a way that is similar to that between humans. Conversational robots benefit customers in entertainment, industry and education. Few papers have addressed the use of a conversational robot in a corporate setting as support to intranet. The aim of this paper is to present the process of designing a conversational robot in Elektro Ljubljana. The Belko prototype was created based on the GPT-3.5-turbo model. We used focus groups to prepare its primary knowledge base. A group of employees tested Belko to see if it could support the company's intranet. Based on the findings, a list of user requirements for the professional development of the Belka conversational robot was drawn up. The case study can be useful to companies deciding to use a conversational robot as a company intranet, as it provides a unique insight into its creation.