chatbot
- noun
- /ˈtʃætˌbɒt/
- Texting
- On the other time, chatbots right now can't deal with sarcasm too well.
- build chatbots
- chatbot program
- chatbots or robots
But the the general question is, do you think a chatbot, do you think a robot could be conscious?
- But the the general question is, do you think a chatbot, do you think a robot could be conscious?
- So yeah, basically there's a bunch of crazy stuff that Bing chatbot is saying now.
- A day later, Google revealed its own chatbot, BOD.
- So I met I built a chatbot to just talk to him and it felt really creepy and weird a little bit for a little bit.
Examples
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And then you get this chatbot that you can talk to really convincingly.
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A day later, Google revealed its own chatbot, BOD.
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So yeah, basically there's a bunch of crazy stuff that Bing chatbot is saying now.
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So if you were trying to create a chatbot, you'd quite plausibly program it to please the left more than the right, wouldn't you?
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Their latest breakthrough, Bit Defender Scammio, is an AI powered chatbot designed to spot even the most sophisticated scams.
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Many businesses are now using a chatbot to provide instant assistance to their customers online.
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The chatbot can answer frequently asked questions and help users navigate the website.
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You can interact with the chatbot on the app to get quick information about your order status.
Synonyms
A program that works on the internet and answers people or does tasks without human help
A person or machine that takes part in a conversation
A program on a computer or phone that talks with people online
A computer program that chats with people to answer questions or help them
A computer program that talks or writes with a user
How Conversational
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Chatbot comes from the words chat ('talk online') and bot (short for robot, a 'machine that does a job'). So, a chatbot is a computer program that 'talks' and answers questions or does simple tasks in online chat.