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The table of contents is broadly divided into four parts. Part 1, "Understanding Chatbots," explains why chatbots are gaining attention, defines the terminology used in chatbots, and covers their structure. Part 2 presents various domestic chatbot case studies. You can refer to these diverse examples when creating your own chatbot. Part 3 covers chatbot planning. It offers guidance for mobile platforms, as well as planning and operation guidelines, to assist beginners in the planning process.
Nowadays, if you try to make an inquiry on any website, most offer chatbot support. Since phone consultations require repeatedly dialing numbers to connect and can involve long waits when there are many people on the line, many companies are providing chatbots to improve work efficiency. As I started using chatbots, I became interested myself and searched for books on the subject, which led me to purchase this one. I chose this book primarily because it contains various domestic chatbot
This book teaches you how to build chatbots using a bot builder without coding. The content is structured around the main topics of what a chatbot is, various examples of domestically developed chatbots, chatbot planning, and chatbot production. I was hoping for a book that would guide you through the entire process from planning to production in a step-by-step format, but since this book focuses primarily on the definition of a chatbot and domestic development cases, I found it a bit
These days, companies are handling customer inquiries using various chatbots, and this book was fun because it covered diverse case studies and allowed readers to create their own chatbots using Ople Builder. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to learn about chatbots.
You can find chatbots everywhere these days, right? Shopping malls, banks, insurance companies, and even public corporations use them. And since everyone uses KakaoTalk these days, if you add a company as a "Plus Friend," a chatbot will answer your questions. So, I was curious and started looking for books, which led me to purchase this one. You know the saying, "The title says it all," right? Haha. Chatbots are often really stupid, talk nonsense, and are frustrating at times, but with a title
It seems like chatbots are used everywhere these days. I was curious, so I ended up buying this book.
I naturally assumed that chatbot development required coding. ㅠㅠ I thought it was a difficult area to venture into, but the fact that you can create chatbots using a bot builder without coding, plus the inclusion of domestic development case studies in the table of contents, were the real reasons I bought the book...! Because I was curious how other companies develop and use them!! The book's structure is much better than I expected. It isn't written in a completely superficial way; if you
Jeong Im-su: Making a Smart Chatbot
While it is important to understand the principles of AI, neural network structures, and mathematical calculation methods when creating chatbots—AI integrated into daily life—what takes precedence is understanding how chatbots are built and structuring their overall framework by planning the fundamental flows and scenarios. This book serves as a practical guide for planners and CEOs looking to introduce chatbots into their companies. It covers not only the basics of chatbots but also various case studies of domestically developed chatbots and the planning process, serving as a valuable reference for designing chatbots suitable for your own business. Furthermore, it demonstrates the pros and cons of various bot builders used in actual production and explains how to utilize them. You can even learn how to create chatbots without coding using a bot builder based on your planned content.
Korean title: 똑똑한 챗봇 만들기
Korean author: 정임수
Korean publisher: 영진닷컴
ISBN-13: 9788931461763
Reviews
The table of contents is broadly divided into four parts. Part 1, "Understanding Chatbots," explains why chatbots are gaining attention, defines the terminology used in chatbots, and covers their structure. Part 2 presents various domestic chatbot case studies. You can refer to these diverse examples when creating your own chatbot. Part 3 covers chatbot planning. It offers guidance for mobile platforms, as well as planning and operation guidelines, to assist beginners in the planning process.
Nowadays, if you try to make an inquiry on any website, most offer chatbot support. Since phone consultations require repeatedly dialing numbers to connect and can involve long waits when there are many people on the line, many companies are providing chatbots to improve work efficiency. As I started using chatbots, I became interested myself and searched for books on the subject, which led me to purchase this one. I chose this book primarily because it contains various domestic chatbot
This book teaches you how to build chatbots using a bot builder without coding. The content is structured around the main topics of what a chatbot is, various examples of domestically developed chatbots, chatbot planning, and chatbot production. I was hoping for a book that would guide you through the entire process from planning to production in a step-by-step format, but since this book focuses primarily on the definition of a chatbot and domestic development cases, I found it a bit
These days, companies are handling customer inquiries using various chatbots, and this book was fun because it covered diverse case studies and allowed readers to create their own chatbots using Ople Builder. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to learn about chatbots.
You can find chatbots everywhere these days, right? Shopping malls, banks, insurance companies, and even public corporations use them. And since everyone uses KakaoTalk these days, if you add a company as a "Plus Friend," a chatbot will answer your questions. So, I was curious and started looking for books, which led me to purchase this one. You know the saying, "The title says it all," right? Haha. Chatbots are often really stupid, talk nonsense, and are frustrating at times, but with a title
It seems like chatbots are used everywhere these days. I was curious, so I ended up buying this book.
I naturally assumed that chatbot development required coding. ㅠㅠ I thought it was a difficult area to venture into, but the fact that you can create chatbots using a bot builder without coding, plus the inclusion of domestic development case studies in the table of contents, were the real reasons I bought the book...! Because I was curious how other companies develop and use them!! The book's structure is much better than I expected. It isn't written in a completely superficial way; if you
