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Over the past year, major newsrooms across the country have rolled out generative AI chatbots. The Hearst-owned San Francisco Chronicle came out with its Chowbot for foodies and a Kamala Harris “news ...

Something to look forward to: As exciting as the world of large language models may be, it's clear that the tech industry is moving fast and beyond the capabilities current GenAI tools to enter a new ...

WhatsApp is getting its own version of OpenAI’s Custom GPTs, Google Gemini’s Gems, and so on. These are custom-made chatbots that can be created without a single line of code and with whom the user ...

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Chatbots are the new rage as more top brands are advancing the technology and integrating it into their chat systems. Big names such as Facebook and Telegram have already made moves in this arena by ...

Meta is reportedly hiring contractors in the United States at rates of up to $55 (around Rs 4,850) per hour to develop Hindi-language AI chatbots designed for Indian users. These roles are part of ...

Postdoctoral Researcher, Cluster of Excellence "Machine Learning", University of Tübingen AI chatbots have already become embedded into some people’s lives, but how many really know how they work? Did ...

AI is revolutionizing customer service in 2025, offering speed, personalization and efficiency. But to avoid frustrating users, businesses must ensure the following things. AI has become essential in ...

The Character.AI app allows people to create their own chatbots, impersonating anyone and anything living, dead or inanimate. It's the kind of app that some states are targeting with new regulations.

An estimated 20 to 50 percent of people now turn to artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots for emotional support or “therapy,” even though widely available general-purpose AI chatbots were not designed ...