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Xiaoi

Since Feb 2006 in Mandarin, webbot, Live Messenger, Yahoo, Google Talk, Learn & Lookup, Social & Secretaries, Proof of Concept

English description:

Xiaoi is a lovely and intelligent chatbot which you can chat with it through Windows Live Messenger or Yahoo Messenger. Many people like him because of his humor and quick response. Besides chatting, people also can play games with Xiaoi, such as 21 points, guessing and idiom magic etc.. Xiaoi provides many services for Internet users. Users can ask Xiaoi in natural language the daily information as weather forecast, traffic information, constellation query etc.

Mandarin description:

小i机器人是在互联网非常流行的智能聊天机器人，i的含义是internet、intelligent、incesoft，同时也是“爱”的谐音。小i机器人谈吐幽默、反应快速智能，得到很多网友的喜爱。他可以和用户插科打诨，也可以为用户提供必要的信息查询，比如天气查询、股票信息查询、交通信息等；不仅如此用户还可以和他玩游戏，例如21点、猜谜、成语接龙等。小i机器人提供的服务内容涵盖娱乐、生活、工作、学习、实用工具等多个方面，所有的服务都可以通过对话或命令触发，充分体现出小i机器人“智能、整合”的特点。

Website:	http://www.xiaoi.com/new.html
Live Messenger:	i@xiaoi.com
GoogleTalk:	xiaoi001
Yahoo:	xiaoi001

Chatbot Details
More information:	Xiaoi
Developer:	Incesoft (all chatbots by Incesoft; Incesoft website)
Country:	China
Language:	Mandarin
Themes:	Learn & Lookup - Social & Secretaries
Features:	Proof of Concept
Synonym used:	Chatbot
Started:	Feb 2006

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Comments

There are 2 comments on this chatbot:

snab

Sep 25th 2009

In the last few weeks Live Messenger froze up several times; after reporting the error to Microsoft I get a link to the Incesoft site; I guess that some advertisement for their chatbot freezes Live Messenger; somehow a faulty application or advertisement. :-(

becci_babi@hotmail.co.uk

Mar 30th 2010

none of the chatbots i use work and most of them just wont talk to me.

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