Quotes tagged ‘Bots’

“Facebook estimates that as many as 60 million accounts, 2 to 3 percent of the company’s 2.07 billion regular visitors, are fakes.”

— Scott Shane, Mike Isaac, nytimes.com

“The more that Twitter cracks down on fake accounts and bots, the lower the monthly active user base, the metric most closely watched by Wall Street.”

— Selina Wang, bloomberg.com

“This visitor is very different - it feels like its a paid slave somewhere, or a bot that has clumsy intelligence, or a person that does not read. The mouse rarely moves, it does scroll - though mostly in one direction, and the pace is as if the visitor is not reading the content. Mobile users just s…”

— You Exec, youexec.com

“During initial testing it became clear to us that much of the time users are going to be misunderstood. To put it bluntly, a huge proportion of messages will not be understood at all and there is little we can do about it. What we can do is anticipate user frustration and alleviate the situation by…”

— Adam Radziszewski, blog.infermedica.com

“And then there’s the problem of simply not being able to measure anything. If JavaScript is turned off or bots deliberately prevent JavaScript from running, all of those measurement technologies that rely on JavaScript to collect data would not have any data to interpret. How many measurement vendor…”

— Augustine Fou, adexchanger.com

“DeepText is already being tested on some Facebook experiences. In the case of Messenger, for example, it is beginning to give us a better understanding of when someone might want to go somewhere. DeepText is used for intent detection and entity extraction to help realize that a person is not looking…”

— Ahmad Abdulkader, Aparna Lakshmiratan, Joy Zhang, code.facebook.com

“The Bot Engine relies on machine learning. It means that you can feed it sample conversations so that it can handle many different variations of the same questions.”

— Romain Dillet, techcrunch.com

“It provides a semantic interface to sending and receiving messages so that developers can focus on creating novel applications and experiences instead of dealing with API endpoints.”

— howdy.ai, howdy.ai