CHATBOTS ALL ABOUT CHATBOTS👌👌
A chatbot is an AI-powered or rule-based program that simulates human conversation. It can interact with users through text or voice and is commonly used in customer service, automation, and engagement applications.
Types of Chatbots
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Rule-Based Chatbots
- Follow pre-defined scripts and decision trees.
- Limited in flexibility and cannot handle complex queries.
- Example: Basic customer support bots.
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AI-Powered Chatbots
- Use Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning (ML) to understand and respond to users.
- Can improve over time by learning from interactions.
- Example: ChatGPT, Google Bard.
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Hybrid Chatbots
- Combine rule-based and AI capabilities.
- Can handle structured workflows and intelligent responses.
How Chatbots Work
- User Input – The chatbot receives a text or voice input from the user.
- Processing – It analyzes the input using NLP or pre-defined rules.
- Response Generation – It formulates a response, either from a database or using AI models.
- Output – The chatbot delivers the response through text, voice, or actions.
Applications of Chatbots
- Customer Support (e.g., answering FAQs, handling complaints)
- E-commerce (e.g., product recommendations, order tracking)
- Healthcare (e.g., symptom checking, appointment scheduling)
- Banking & Finance (e.g., account inquiries, fraud detection)
- Education (e.g., tutoring, exam preparation)
- Entertainment & Social Media (e.g., virtual assistants, chat-based games)
Advantages of Chatbots
✔ 24/7 availability
✔ Fast response time
✔ Cost-effective for businesses
✔ Scalable for handling multiple users
✔ Reduces human workload
Challenges of Chatbots
❌ Limited understanding of complex queries
❌ Requires training and updates
❌ Lacks human empathy in responses
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