How does an AI chatbot work?

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AI chatbots use neural networks, a bit like the human brain. Deep-learning teaches them words and languages.

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How well do AI chatbots understand us?

Chatbots can demonstrate emotions and even recognize our feelings thanks to AI. What good does it bring and how dangerous is it?

AI reads the emotions behind our words

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Strong passwords and multi-factor authentication are great strategies for keeping your personal data safe.

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