Team: Button Pushers
Team Participants
- Christiana Razafindrasoa
- Brooklynn Gullickson
- Heaven Nichols
- Joel Taroreh
- Adrian Li
“There’s gotta be a better, more efficient way to get these answers to the users or students more easily. And that is why Humboldt came to us and with this problem, and they feel the same pain that we do and that is why we bring to you lucky.”
Problem
Navigating websites to find simple answers to questions can be frustrating and inefficient, often leading users to call offices and interrupt employees’ workdays.
Technical Solution
Lucky the Lumberjack chatbot provides step-by-step guidance and dynamic buttons to help users find answers quickly and easily. It utilizes web scraping, knowledge base retrieval, and augmented generation models to understand and respond to user queries effectively.
showcase
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A recording of AI Summer Camp students presenting their project. |
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The accompanying slides shown in the video. |
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All of the code and assets developed during the course of the AI Summer Camp. |
About the DxHub
The Cal Poly Digital Transformation Hub (DxHub) is a strategic relationship with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and is the world’s first cloud innovation center supported by AWS on a University campus. The primary goal of the DxHub is to provide real-world problem-solving experiences to students by immersing them in the application of proven innovation methods in combination with the latest technologies to solve important challenges in the public sector. The challenges being addressed cover a wide variety of topics including homelessness, evidence-based policing, digital literacy, virtual cybersecurity laboratories and many others. The DxHub leverages the deep subject matter expertise of government, education and non-profit organizations to clearly understand the customers affected by public sector challenges and develops solutions that meet the customer needs.