Imagining Chatbots as Humans (Part 2)

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Imagining Chat Bots as Humans

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Imagining Chat Bots as Humans

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Design Principles To Consider• Anthropomorphism• Archetypes• Mental Model• Desire Lines• Entry Point• Progressive Disclosure• Feedback Loop

• Iconic Representation• Recognition over Recall• KISS• Inverted Pyramid• Control• Constraint

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Anthropomorphism

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Archetypes

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Mental Model

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Desire Line

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Entry Point

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Progressive Disclosure

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Feedback Loop

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Iconic Representation

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Recognition over Recall

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KISS

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Inverted Pyramid

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Control

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Constraint

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Design Principles To Consider• Anthropomorphism• Archetypes• Mental Model• Desire Lines• Entry Point• Progressive Disclosure• Feedback Loop

• Iconic Representation• Recognition over Recall• KISS• Inverted Pyramid• Control• Constraint

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Hygiene Factors• Be like a person• Don’t make them wait• Don’t make them think• Don’t leave them hanging• Provide alternates• Delegate when required

• Maintain History. Use it• Be relevant• Be precise

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Workshop

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Your Bot Personality• Flirty (DDLJ’s Rahul)• Comically Depressed (Marvin from Hitchhiker’s Guide)• Comic (Joey)• Robotic (Rajinikant’s Robo or Terminator I)• Formal (Amitabh from Mohabbatein)• Rude (Hancock non-offensive)• Happy (Kareena from Jab We Met)• Confused (Hrithik from Lakshya)

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Evaluation Criteria• Scope• Personality• Design Principles• Functionality (Use Cases)• Platformness• 30,000 ft. Level Architecture (Box Diagram)• Continuous Learning• Error Handling, Recovery

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