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I’ve been looking for a chatbot that’s like this but so far I haven’t seen one where it can actually identify what’s in the image and just guess or randomly describe it. Oh and it would be much better if it is an 18+ chatbot

Has anyone played interactive games in Candy ai? I think their quality is so bad.

The chat can escalate quickly, but as you level up it cost more to chat and the daily check in limit won’t even cover a single message.

Might need to use a code if you like it to get a boost to start with: 9HWJPS

Businesses are moving away from traditional contact forms and delayed replies because customers now expect instant communication. AI chatbots help websites respond in real time, answer common questions, guide visitors, and improve customer engagement automatically.

From restaurants and e-commerce stores to SaaS and service businesses, conversational AI is helping brands provide faster support, reduce workload, and improve conversions without needing large support teams.

Tools like ChatGPT API, Dialogflow, Botpress, and ManyChat are making it easier for businesses to build smarter customer interactions and automate website conversations efficiently.

is there another chatgpt as good as chat gpt ?

So… I was playing some cartoon guessing games with bots like ChatGPT, Manus AI and Poe, but the problem is that they LIMIT the amount of messages you can send to them, EVEN if it’s until further notice, it’s still annoying, because you can only keep chatting tomorrow, and I don’t really wanna play with an actual human because they aren’t really as smart in terms of obscurity as bots are, and my choices are obscure!

Got any recommendations? AND PLEASE, NO DATING ROLEPLAY BOTS

I am getting a message making me rewrite the post on a lot of words like: r*pe, kidnap (don’t worry, I know it sounds bad, but I’m playing a tough guy trying to explain to someone that the world isn’t 50 shades of pink 😂), but also normal words like teenager. For a site that promotes itself as uncensored, that’s a damn lot of censoring, in my opinion.

I’m curious if anyone here has ever asked an AI to analyze their life, habits, relationships, mood, or a specific situation they were going through.

What kind of feedback did it give you?
Did it actually help you see something differently, or was it too generic?

We are looking for feedback on the app we recently built before we start investing in marketing, this channel seems like the type of folks that would be interested in and able to provide good feedback.

It came about as an idea we developed while working with a consulting client. What if your website talked back and acted like a professional sales agent providing information and obtaining it as well to increase web traffic to lead conversion.

Website: www.wengrow.app

Developed by: www.HelloMavens.com a consulting company I co-founded with my partner, Kerry. My name is Michael Berris in case you want to verify me on LinkedIn/facebook.

I hope this does not count as spam/self-promotion – this is intended to drive feedback on the concept/website, not intending to drive signups.

Can someone explain to me how the creators of all the chatBots have concluded that the training material they CHOSE to use … is factually correct … so completely error-free that they do not need to have any system for correcting the ‘truths’ that they have taught the bots.

I am not interested in personally receiving the particular correct facts … I already know them. I am interested in Jo Public receiving the true facts when he asks the bots. The powers-that-be must be loving this protection from criticism, from looking foolish (and immoral), from facing legal liability for teaching/testing/accrediting new members of their profession.

All the chatBots give wrong facts even though the provably correct information has been public for more than a decade. Leaving a comment behind a ‘thumbs down’ icon does nothing.

Are there other issues you know about where the training materials used were wrong?