Engineering

Deconstructing Chatbots

Allan Porras

14 Feb 2019 — 1 min read

AI and Chatbots are trending topics nowadays, but some people don’t understand how terrific could be a chatbot in business.

The following video shows how chatbots works, can they understand what humans says, and how they can response by using artificial intelligence.

Is your business leveraging chatbots to support clients or maybe your business planing the next move? Take a look.

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