How to Make a Better Chatbot in 2019
Chatbots are fast becoming a familiar sight on websites and social media for brands, businesses, and their customers. But, this fast-developing technology is not an area for developers to rest…
Chatbots are fast becoming a familiar sight on websites and social media for brands, businesses, and their customers. But, this fast-developing technology is not an area for developers to rest…
It is easy to overlook that as we go about our daily lives, technology subtly changes how we all work, live, socialise and interact with businesses. Thirty years ago, the…
Chatbots are a growing research topic. In the spotlight since the advances in artificial intelligence in recent decades, conversational agents (CAs) constitute a part of the scientific literature, in the…
How to create your first chatbot by coding it yourself or employing frameworks and platforms. Learn where to deploy a chatbot and what tools you should use.
As with any new recruit, chatbots work better if they are trained before interacting with customers. The larger and more complex the bot, the more training is needed, and the greater amount of business data required to ensure the chatbot does a good job.
It is only natural that businesses look within their own territory or market to learn about new technology. But chatbots are a global phenomenon, adopted far faster outside the west that most others, so taking a look at their growth, use and adoption globally provides some valuable insights.
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