Sorry, I'm not sure about that. I think traditional NLPs going the way of the, well, titanosaur, and all the companies I could find that used to do something si

Sorry, I'm not sure about that. I think traditional NLPs going the way of the, well, titanosaur, and all the companies I could find that used to do something similar seem to have pivoted to GPTs. Even Dialogflow itself has been tied into Google's generative models. Both Google search and ChatGPT suggested Rasa and Botpress, for example, but both seem to have pivoted to GPTs these days. I believe Dialogflow was specifically chosen because it was user-friendly and didn't need local dev/admin. It provided a cloud GUI that anyone could use to compose conversation flows out of intents and responses. Now, it's probably just a relic of a simpler time...