bot
- noun
- /bɑt/
- Texting
- How can AI bots help in other risky areas?
Now, which one, which, which one of those bots are, are more dangerous?
- Now, which one, which, which one of those bots are, are more dangerous?
- But yeah, it's just interesting that like bots are writing articles now.
- Are we going to worry about AI bots driving your car?
- And they latched on to the Russia stole the election, Russian bot farms, etc.
- So do you know if the API will allow bots to auto post kind of thing?
- Now, some people say yes, but freedom of expression, no, bots don't have freedom of expression.
- Twitch also already has AI bots that mimic popular streamers.
- Yeah, This is these are more domesticated bots that you safely right.
Examples
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The support these guys offer is personal, no bots or employees.
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And he's working to program US city laws into the bot, starting with New York.
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So they build these Nanny-bots to raise the girls.
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We just could not allow some of the bots to enter the site.
Blog text (6) -
How will swarm-bots like this change the world?
Academic text (2012) -
Overall, there seem to be fewer goldfarm bots around, so it's generally a better place than before.
Blog text (7) -
The idea of swarm-bots was captured in Michael Crichton's book Prey.
Academic text (2012) -
The customer service bot answered my questions quickly and accurately.
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I used a social media bot to schedule my posts and engage with followers.
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Many websites employ a bot to chat with visitors and provide instant support.
Synonyms
A computer program that works on its own to do tasks for a user or system
A computer program that talks to people online to answer questions or help them
Compounds
How Autonomous
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Texting
- Texting
- Texting
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bot is a short form of robot, and robot comes from the Czech word robota meaning 'forced work'. So a bot is like an automatic 'worker' program that does tasks without a person controlling it all the time.