Master Thesis

Exploring AI-driven intent recognition to enhance conversational agents.

My master's thesis focuses on enhancing Conversational AI through Intent Recognition using LLMs and Generative AI.

The rapid advancement of Conversational AI systems has transformed human-computer interaction, enabling applications ranging from virtual assistants to customer support. However, accurately understanding and responding to user queries remains a significant challenge, particularly in identifying the under lying intent. This thesis explores intent recognition as a corner stone for enhancing conversational systems by utilizing LLMs and Generative AI.

Key Areas of Research:

    Taxonomy-based intent recognition.

    Query reformulation using AI models.

    Comparison of AI-driven vs traditional methods.

    Application in real-world chatbot assistants.

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