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List of all chatbots (virtual assistants, chat bot, conversational agents, virtual agents) in the World - Faceless - United States

Kate a chatbot / virtual agent representing Ford Motor Company

       by Verity Response (Natvive Minds) since Jul 2001 in English, Web, Branded conversations, Customer service, Mobility, Text recognition, Faceless, Commercial
chatbot, chatterbot, conversational agent, virtual agent Kate Kate from the Ford Motor Company answers questions such as 'How do I change the oil in my 2002 Explorer?' and 'Where is my nearest Ford dealer?'

Alan a chatbot

       by Artificial intelligence since Jan 2000 in English, Web, Text recognition, Faceless, Amateur
chatbot, chatterbot, conversational agent, virtual agent Alan Alan is a chatbot designed to talk about the website of Ai, tell you about the company and show you around.

Ask Alan to let you speak with HAL. Then this chatbot will show it has a personality of it´s own. You can choose a personality from a list of personality´s trained by people before you (look for virtual personalities and then HAL personalities). Or you can train Alan yourself, like a mother and father educate their child.

Julie a chatbot / virtual agent

       by No Hold since Jan 1999 in English, Web, Branded conversations, Sales, Text recognition, Faceless, Commercial
chatbot, chatterbot, conversational agent, virtual agent Julie Hi my name is Julie.
I am here to help clients with questions about noHold's products and services.

This portal has the ability to act as a single entry point to help customers access the information or technical information they require about your product and service solutions. This tool looks and feels much like a live chat session; however, there is no live agent on the other end of the conversation. Rather, Julie determines the nature of the problem by asking questions that clarify the issue. It will then present the client with a solution based on the information it has received from them.

Racter a chatbot

       by William Chamberlain and Thomas Etter since Feb 1984 in English, Web, Body health, Text recognition, Faceless, Amateur
chatbot, chatterbot, conversational agent, virtual agent Racter Racter is an artificial intelligence simulator from 1984. Similar to Eliza, Racter will converse with the user until boredom occurs. However, there's a twist - Racter is not quite sane! This makes for a lot of fun conversation.

Racter was originally programmed on an early Apple computer.

Parry a chatbot

       by Kenneth Mark Colby since Jan 1971 in English, Web, Body health, Text recognition, Faceless, Research
chatbot, chatterbot, conversational agent, virtual agent Parry Parry is natural language program that simulates the thinking of a paranoid individual. This thinking entails the consistent misinterpretation of others motives – others must be up to no good, they must have concealed motives that are dangerous, and their inquiries into certain areas must be deflected - which Parry achieves via a complex system of assumptions, attributions, and "emotional responses" triggered by shifting weights assigned to verbal inputs.

Parry was the first to pass the Turing Test - it was in the early seventies, when human interrogators, interacting with the program via remote keyboard, were unable with more than random accuracy to distinguish Parry from an actual paranoid individual.

Eliza a chatbot

       by Joseph Weizenbaum since Jan 1966 in English, Web, Body health, Text recognition, Faceless, Research
chatbot, chatterbot, conversational agent, virtual agent Eliza Eliza parodies a Rogerian therapist, largely by rephrasing many of the patient's statements as questions and posing them to the patient. Thus, for example, the response to "My head hurts" might be "Why do you say your head hurts?" The response to "My mother hates me" might be "Who else in your family hates you?" ELIZA was named after Eliza Doolittle, a working-class character in George Bernard Shaw's play Pygmalion, who is taught to speak with an upper class accent.
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