Review Chatbot

A chatbot is an interface that lets a person interact with software through conversation, usually by text or voice. A chatbot may use generative AI and may connect to other tools, files, memory, or data sources.

A chatbot is the conversational front door to a software system. You type or say something, and the system responds in the form of a conversation. The experience may be powered by simple rules, generative AI, or a combination of tools and services, so the chat format alone does not tell you what is happening behind it.

A conversational style can make a system feel more knowledgeable, certain, or human than it is. Different chatbots also have different features, settings, privacy behavior, and access to tools.

A learner asks a chatbot to turn a fictional event notice into a checklist, then reviews the response for missing details and assumptions.

A chatbot is not necessarily an AI system, and a conversational reply is not proof that the system understands, remembers, or has checked what it says.

Chatbot describes how you interact with the system—the conversation—not necessarily how the system works behind the screen.

* [[generative-ai|Generative AI]] * [[prompt|Prompt]] * [[output|Output]] * [[human-review|Human Review]]

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