Chatbot?

[oftenrong69]

Heard a talk on radio today about a guy who developed a chatbot that helps fight traffic tickets. He has a 65% success rate.
Got me thinking that the same type of thing could be set up for this site. Does such a thing exist?

I believe this how it works.... Bot asks a series of questions (was the parking spot too small, were the signs clear etc.) then develops a defence you can send to the parking authority.
I figured the questions could relate to
* physical characteristics (hair colour, boob size, tats etc)
* services offered
* attitude
* price
* talkativeness before and after
* noise during
Etc, etc, the list could be drawn from reviews on terb.

The feedback would be recommendations for people to call.
The same could probably be designed for the SP's and built around what they like or resent in clients.

As a techno-peasant I have no idea how this would be made to work. But I liked the idea.

 

[whitewaterguy]

I've recently been introduced to something far simpler yet substantially more useful to
My hobbying pursuits

One of my favourite regular Asians barely speaks English so she hooked me up with WeChat. It has a translation function as we text each other l. We get along superbly now. After I loaded the app I noticed that over half my Asian phone contacts subscribe to WeChat. This seems to be their favourite go to app for staying in touch and response times are much quicker than other texting options.

Added bonus is that they are sending me all sorts of pics and videos not posted on their social media.
Whenever I meet a new Asian provider these days I just flip the phone to WeChat. Usually get an enthusiastic smile , link up and we are friends for life

 

[LeeHelm]

Maybe just have automated sex with a virtual SP while yo are at it?

 

[oftenrong69]

We hat sounds good, is it it an alternative to texting with iMessage?
Will check it out

 

[fuji]

WeChat

Just be aware that Tencent, the company that makes it, is closely associated with the government of the People's Republic of China. Installing the app requires giving it access to your address book, text messages, and GPS location.

It is widely believed that the Chinese government collects and monitors this information along with scanning the chat messages you send and receive. Whether they collect this data on foreign users is unclear, but they could, and they certainly collect it inside China.

Maybe you are OK with that, but as somebody who frequently travels to China I'm never going to install it.

 

[oftenrong69]

Thanks Fuji, not that I have any plans to travel to China in the near future, or anything that may be of value. However, it is on the bucket list and I am no fan of govt. surveillance at any time.

 

[whitewaterguy]

Thanks Fuji, not that I have any plans to travel to China in the near future, or anything that may be of value. However, it is on the bucket list and I am no fan of govt. surveillance at any time.

For sure its a good heads up. Some Toronto Asian agencies now provide WeChat links on their websites and certainly the indies are into it. I doubt it's any riskier than using Facebook , Twitter , etc. Fuck, the government knows what you are doing even without your use of electronics