Co3 21 - El proyecto Chatbot, con Zoraida Callejas

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Zoraida Callejas, del Departamento de Lenguajes y Sistemas Informáticos de la Universidad de Granada, es también coordinadora del Proyecto MENHIR (Mental Health Monitoring Through), el cual se ha embarcado en el desarrollo de un Chatbot, un programa informático que funciona mediante inteligencia artificial, y con el que es posible mantener una conversación.

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Not at all. So, who do you like, like that? And if not, you see your premium, you can know what you're really using in the comments. The interface is very, really unique.

So, it's a good looking component. I think we have a lot of options. And you know, the video does nothing. So, if you have a very little, you sort of look at the video, and then it'll get you able to make a look.

Then, if you'm a little too good or too good, you know, think I don't have the same option. It's very good. And I think we have a very little, like the only thing that you can see. You can see the different clips in the video.

It's a very good thing for you. If you want to make a look at the video, and I'm going to ask you to take a break. I'm going to ask you to take a break. I'm going to ask you to take a break.

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