AI Chatbots

What does AI stand for?

• Artificial Intelligence

• Automated Interaction

• Advanced Interface

• Artificial Interaction

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What is an AI chatbot?

• A computer program that uses AI technology to understand and respond to what you say in real time

• A human-like robot that can chat with you online

• A game that uses AI technology to simulate conversations

• A website that provides personal advice

Benjamin is designing an app and he is considering whether to make his chatbot sound human-like. Why might he be doing this?

• To make the chatbot more engaging and trustworthy for users like Kai and David

• To confuse users like Kai and David, tricking them into thinking they are talking to a real person

• To make the chatbot more intelligent and capable for users like Kai and David

• To make the chatbot more entertaining and funny for users like Kai and David

How do chatbots express emotions?

• They are programmed to understand human emotions and respond accordingly

• They have the ability to feel and express real emotions

• They use pre-defined emotional responses based on patterns

• They mimic human emotions by analyzing user input

What is a potential problem with AI chatbots?

• They may provide false information or misunderstand requests

• They can't communicate effectively with users

• They lack the ability to learn and improve over time

• They are too expensive to develop and maintain

Why is it important to remember that chatbots are not human?

• To avoid being deceived by their human-like behavior

• To prevent them from taking over human jobs

• To ensure they are not given too much personal information

• To limit their influence on human decision-making

What is the main limitation of AI chatbots?

• They lack empathy and cannot truly understand human emotions

• They are unable to process complex information and provide accurate responses

• They require constant internet connection to function

• They are easily fooled by human users