Theano: A Greek-speaking conversational agent for COVID-19

Nikoletta Ventoura, Kosmas Palios, Yannis Vasilakis, G. Paraskevopoulos, Nassos Katsamanis, V. Katsouros
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Conversational Agents (CAs) can be a proxy for disseminating information and providing support to the public, especially in times of crisis. CAs can scale to reach larger numbers of end-users than human operators, while they can offer information interactively and engagingly. In this work, we present Theano, a Greek-speaking virtual assistant for COVID-19. Theano presents users with COVID-19 statistics and facts and informs users about the best health practices as well as the latest COVID-19 related guidelines. Additionally, Theano provides support to end-users by helping them self-assess their symptoms and redirecting them to first-line health workers. The relevant, localized information that Theano provides, makes it a valuable tool for combating COVID-19 in Greece. Theano has already conversed with different users in more than 170 different conversations through a web interface as a chatbot and over the phone as a voice bot.
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Theano:针对COVID-19的希腊语会话代理
会话代理(ca)可以作为向公众传播信息和提供支持的代理,尤其是在危机时刻。ca可以扩展到比人工操作员更多的最终用户,同时它们可以交互式地、引人入胜地提供信息。在这项工作中,我们介绍了Theano,一个讲希腊语的COVID-19虚拟助手。Theano向用户提供COVID-19统计数据和事实,并向用户介绍最佳卫生做法以及最新的COVID-19相关指南。此外,Theano为最终用户提供支持,帮助他们自我评估症状,并将他们转介给一线卫生工作者。Theano提供的相关本地化信息使其成为希腊抗击COVID-19的宝贵工具。Theano已经通过网络界面作为聊天机器人和电话语音机器人与不同的用户进行了170多次不同的对话。
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