A chatbot is an artificial intelligence application designed to interact with users through conversations, simulating human communication.
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User Input: Chatbots respond to user input, whether through text or voice commands, across various channels such as websites, mobile apps, or social media platforms.
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Natural Language Processing (NLP): Using advanced NLP techniques, chatbots understand the underlying meaning in a user’s text or voice, identifying their primary intent and the goals they seek to achieve.
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Access to Information: When necessary, chatbots access internal databases or use APIs to obtain additional information, thus improving their responsiveness.
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Query Processing: Based on user intent and available information, chatbots apply rules and business logic to determine the best response or action, ensuring a consistent and useful interaction.
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Response Generation: Chatbots efficiently generate responses, either in text format or, in the case of Voicebots, they transform the response to be presented in voice format, adapting to the communication channel.
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Delivering the Response to the User: The response is presented to the user through the same communication channel used for input, either as text in a chat window or as a voice response, ensuring an integrated experience.
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Continuous Learning and Improvement: Some chatbots incorporate user feedback to learn from past interactions, continually evolving and improving their performance over time.