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Ironically, a Southwest Airline recruiter messaged me today. Maybe that's actually a good sign they've realized they need to take their tech stack seriously?

• bink 4y ago
  Unless you're an attorney.
• adrr 4y ago
  What tech stack? They make their pilots call in to find out where the planes/pilots are.
  • halfjoking 4y ago
    Grandparent should pitch he can fix it in 2 weeks for $1 million. Use vocode.dev to take the pilot calls. Use bot to ask the relevant questions, and get transcriptions. Send transcriptions to ChatGPT to formalize into well-defined json updates to the database. It's a 2 week project, max.
    • ratg13 4y ago
      If the transcription messes up that flight might not fly .. which means the airline is out a ton of money trying to make alternative arrangements for a flight full of people. Your invention could bankrupt the airline in a matter of months.
      • halfjoking 4y ago
        That means you can upsell them after they deploy. Have the bot read back the formalized updates to confirm if you want more accuracy. And don't forget premium voices. I'd argue using General Adama's voice from Battlestar Galactica leads to less mistakes. This is Battlestar actual, what's your status? Who won't give accurate information when they hear that?
      • adrr 4y ago
        Version 2.0 has mechanical Turk. Version 3.0 introduces airline success manager associates that will chat with the pilots live and write it down in a notebook.