I’ve been talking to a couple chatbots on my smartphone. There are some good ones out there. These couple aren’t very good. The better ones require at least an email address, so I’m not starting with those.
This chatbot is very simplistic. Goes in circles and links to 7 cups of tea which is a therapist website with a free peer to peer side that is just ok. This chatbot seems to have a search function that serves up information based on the keyword in the response. But it does have a speech function that has already scared me once. Maybe a simplistic Alexa type that doesn’t do anything around the house.
I went onto an energy website and couldn’t get through by phone or live chat so a chat bot asked if it could help me . Each time I asked a question or put in a key word it kept repeating back . So frustrating
If you really want to get frustrated with a chatbot try the one at the oh so awful company Evri formally Hermes if your parcel has not been delivered or as is more likely delivered to the wrong address.
The Zeve one is just advertising, isn’t it? I asked what her favourite colour was and it took me to a colour chart in an employment agency site
Eliza is a bit nihilistic and a soul destroyer, gives nothing back so you’d literally be trapped in your own thought patterns
Plus I think she might be a narcissist
That’s 10 minutes if my life I won’t get back
It reminded me a bit of those text adventure computer games you used to get on the internet where you were in a story and had to type in your actions, then it reacted to your choices And you had to get the right answers to proceed
That might have been coincidence. I think it just does a google search for stuff. It asked me if I wanted to watch a free movie or watch a documentary.
Doesn’t that depend on what you feed it? It seems to just reflect back in a loop.
Here’s my happy conversation. Same as the others.
lol as compared to the other things on the internet that proved to be equally productive?
What a complete and utter waste of their and your time. Surely when they review these chatbot ‘conversations’ they must realise that the system is neither use nor ornament