If the chatbot is unable to answer your question or provide the information you need, it will direct you to other resources such as our customer service team or website.

Yes, AI chatbots become smarter over time through machine learning. With continuous user interactions, they gather more data, update their models, and refine their responses, leading to continuous improvement in their performance.

Businesses benefit from AI chatbots in several ways, including improved customer service, cost reduction in customer support operations, increased efficiency, better lead generation, and enhanced user engagement, leading to overall improved customer satisfaction and loyalty.

AI chatbots can play a significant role in delivering personalized user experiences. By analyzing past interactions and user data, they can tailor responses and recommendations based on individual preferences and behaviors.

Yes, AI chatbots can be trained to understand and respond in multiple languages. However, supporting multiple languages requires extensive language data for training and may vary in performance depending on the languages involved.

Some AI chatbots can be designed to learn from external sources like the internet, databases, or APIs. This approach, known as "knowledge base expansion," allows chatbots to access vast amounts of information and stay updated with the latest data relevant to their domain.

Open-domain chatbots are designed to have general conversations on a wide range of topics and can handle diverse queries. Closed-domain chatbots, on the other hand, are specialized in specific domains and excel at answering questions related to a specific topic or industry.