Google launches chatbot Meena, Google launches

Google launches chatbot Meena, Google launches

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Google launches chatbot Meena

 Do you have a friend who knows 4 billion words? But Google offers such a friend. Google's chatbot Meena has already been introduced. Google intends to give you such a friend who has taught you so many languages ​​in many languages. They can ask general questions, weather, cricket scores and more.

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But they have little to no friendly talk. There were also chat-assisted early on, such as this one. There are those who argue that Microsoft's Chinese-launched Shaoz, a chatbot, has made a pretty good start. Google claims that their latest product, Meena, is the best chatbot to share with anyone on Earth. Chatbot is a combination of the words chat and robot.

 Chatbots are one of the next important steps in the growth of technology. This is the golden age for scientists to wait for chatbots to answer intelligently. Intellectual robots may reach humans as friends, colleagues, and workers. But nowadays it is said that the automation of chatbots is experienced.

 Meena may be a new person. Google claims that this chatbot is a neural network with over 2600 billion parameters. The company says it is a multi-story chatbot in the open domain. The company claims that Meena's conversational skills include collecting and teaching public domain conversations on social media. Google also claims that Meena has better performance than any existing voice assistant, since the SEQ2seq model is also incorporated into the more popular Transformer Meena. The app will then delete the chatbot connection and delete it. Sensibility and Specificity Average (SSA) is a term used to refer to contextual matters. In human-to-human conversation, the average is 86 percent. Google says Meena's SSA is 76. At the very beginning, such a score is said to be evidence that Meena is a chatbot who is capable of conversational conversation.

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