by Mikko Rindell
on April 25, 2019
GetJenny hosts a group of senior citizens who are becoming AI mentors
GetJenny contributes to Finland's national AI strategy by providing free training for a group of senior citizens. These senior AI mentors have decided to educate themselves and share their knowledge with their fellow-citizens.
They have met regularly at Omnia AI Lab to learn about the different aspects of artificial intelligence and robotics. In addition to these educational sessions organized by Omnia, the AI mentors have visited several companies working in the field of artificial intelligence.

The company visit to GetJenny's office was the AI mentors' last company visit this spring. According to Omnia's AI program manager Pauli Isoaho, the program will be continued.
Our customer service chatbot platform was used for helping with Easter cooking
In addition to a short company presentation, discussions on our solution and partners, our customer success manager Annu Karhu had prepared a demo environment for this occasion. A timely topic for this test chatbot was Easter recipes and in the end we decided to create a chatbot that helped in a lamb meal preparation.

At the end of the session, we wondered together with the participants why we haven't yet seen any chatbots on those Finnish websites providing recipes or cooking related content. We will see...
We at GetJenny are looking forward to possible future company visits like these.
Mikko Rindell
Marketing Director
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