Social network Facebook just went ballistic over bots. It has introduced bots for the Messenger Platform. As we know, bots can provide anything from automated subscription Content like weather & traffic updates, to customized communications like receipts, shipping notifications, & ‘live’ automated messages all by interacting directly with the people who want to get them.
http://news.google.com Apr 12, 2016
Facebook is now trying to duplicate its rivals’ success, albeit with a different approach. The social network announced April 12 that it is inviting outside developers to create …
LIVE: Facebook announces chatbots for Messenger and more – Business Insider
http://news.google.com Apr 12, 2016
As expected, Zuckerberg revealed “Messenger Platform,” a tool for app developers to build intelligent chatbots for people to interact with businesses straight in …
Facebook launches Messenger platform with chatbots – TechCrunch
http://news.google.com Apr 12, 2016
Facebook will now allow businesses to deliver automated customer support, e-commerce guidance, content and interactive experiences through chatbots. By providing utility through it …
At F8, Facebook’s chatbots look to change communications – Computerworld
http://news.google.com Apr 11, 2016
Facebook is expected to announce chatbots, among other things, at its annual F8 developer conference in San Francisco this week, in pursuit of its continuing goal of…
Bits & Bytes | Facebook Chatbots, AI’s Platform Play, Wallets Not Phones – The Business of Fashion
http://news.google.com Apr 12, 2016
Bits & Bytes | Facebook Chatbots, AI’s Platform Play, Wallets Not Phones. Bits and Bytes is a weekly roundup of the most important …
Facebook’s ‘Bot Store’ Already Has Developers Preparing for Chatbot Overload – BostInno
http://news.google.com Apr 11, 2016
Another major challenge May said chatbots may face—especially on the consumer side—is one that app developers have been dealing with for a while now: saturation. With …
Facebook reveals its chatbots for Messenger – TechRadar
http://news.google.com Apr 12, 2016
Developers will be able to build tools so that customers can chat with customers in the app, rather than needing to call a 1-800 number or email customer support. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg showed …
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