A Chatbot is a software application designed to simulate human-like conversations with users, either through text dialogues or voice interfaces, historically powered by rule-based patterns and now by Large Language Models.
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A chatbot is a software application designed to simulate human conversation through text or voice interactions. Traditional chatbots rely on predefined rule engines and keyword matches, which limit them to simple, scripted responses. Modern chatbots utilize Large Language Models, enabling them to understand natural language intent, maintain conversational context, handle complex queries, and deliver highly personalized, human-like dialogue experiences.
Rule-based chatbots rely on pre-written decision trees and keywords. AI chatbots use natural language understanding and LLMs to generate context-appropriate, flexible responses dynamically.
It retains user messages across turns, allowing the chatbot to follow pronoun references (e.g. "it") and maintain a cohesive, multi-turn conversation flow.
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