bots-wont-replace-apps.html

4/23/2016

In this blog post, the author argues against the popular belief that bots will replace mobile applications. The author starts by explaining the rise of chatbots and the hype surrounding them as a potential replacement for traditional apps. However, they go on to highlight the limitations of bots, such as the challenges of natural language processing and the lack of a visual interface. The author emphasizes the importance of context and user experience, pointing out that bots are not capable of providing the same level of functionality and intuitive interface as apps. They conclude by stating that while bots may have a place in certain scenarios, apps will continue to be the go-to choice for complex tasks and superior user experiences.

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