by Surur
11 months
Being a chatbot is rather hard, but after Tay’s untimely demise we had thought Microsoft’s Xiaobing, who lives on messaging networks in China, was a bit better at navigating the vagaries and social mores of modern lif...
11 months
Chatbots powered by artificial intelligence always get into some sort of trouble. Microsoft’s Tay chatbot, for example, got in a huge amount of trouble for racist comments and a lot more. The company’s latest AI chatbo...
by Greg Jordan
1 year
Microsoft’s Bing search engine has been upgraded with a Skype-powered chatbot to help its users find local restaurants. A reader tipped website Search Engine Land, saying that Bing has been given a special chatbot that sho...
1 year
Microsoft has a new chatbot powered by artificial intelligence: Ruuh. This is the company’s fourth AI chatbot, one of which actually never saw the light of the day. The latest one, Ruuh, is actually aimed at Indian users and...
2 years
Recently, Microsoft introduced, and quickly pulled its new AI chatbot called Tay. The company’s AI chatbot was able to learn new things from its users, and as you may expect, some users use that to turn Tay into a racist. No...
by Pradeep
2 years
Few hours back, we reported that Microsoft has already stopped its new chatbot service, Tay. Yesterday, Microsoft launched Tay, a machine learning project to know more about human interaction. It went viral online and thousands of...
2 years
Microsoft is introducing a new chatbot based on artificial intelligence called Tay. The company’s new A.I. chatbot is similar to its Xiaoice chatbot, which was introduced recently in Japan. Microsoft says Tay is an “A...
2 years
Earlier today, we reported about Tay, a new A.I chatbot from Microsoft. The company is yet to officially announce the new chatbot, but it is already functional on Twitter. Tay is actually a pretty awesome chatbot which will defini...
by Surur
2 years
Microsoft has a very successful AI-driven chatbot called Xiaoice in China, which has millions of followers and has even joined China’s “Morning News”, a morning live TV programme on Dragon TV, hosting everyday weather ...
4 years
Last month, Microsoft China released chatbots named “Xiaobing” in Chinese which allowed WeChat users to have conversations like how Windows Phone users do with Cortana based on pre-stored data or Bing’s web searc...