GenAI Made It Easy To Build a Chatbot for My Website
Last Updated on December 21, 2023 by Editorial Team
Author(s): Shreepada Rao
Originally published on Towards AI.
Using PyTorch and GPT2 model with embedded Python code
A futuristic, interactive chatbot interface on a website. This visualization captures the concept of a chatbot integrated into a modern website design, highlighting its advanced natural language processing capabilities and user-friendly interface.
I recently embarked on an exciting project to enhance customer experience on my website: building a chatbot for support. The journey was both challenging and rewarding, providing valuable insights into the intricate world of artificial intelligence (AI) and customer service.
My journey began with thorough research and planning. I identified the primary needs of my website visitors and outlined the key functionalities the chatbot should have. This process involved understanding common queries, potential user interactions, and the desired tone and personality of the chatbot.
Firstly, the platformβs Natural Language Processing (NLP) capabilities are paramount for understanding and responding to user queries effectively. Secondly, the chosen technology must integrate smoothly with your existing website infrastructure, ensuring seamless operation. Additionally, the cost of development and ongoing maintenance must be weighed against your budget. Lastly, opting for technology with strong support and an active developer community can provide invaluable resources and assistance. Popular options like Dialogflow, Microsoft Bot Framework, and open-source frameworks like Rasa are frequently chosen for their robust NLP features, scalability, and… Read the full blog for free on Medium.
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