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Automatized Medical Chatbot

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Miss. Snehal Japkar

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Miss. Kanwar Asha Shekhawat

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Mis. Sakshi Labade

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The goal of the project Intelligent systems chat bots is to investigate the potential of Al agents in the modern environment. Artificial intelligence was created by Alan nnring (1912–1954, considered as the “father of modern computing”). He laid the groundwork for the creation of computer science by breaking the code known as Enigma, which the Germans deployed during World War II and was widely believed to be unbreakable. He also studied the potential of digital computers and artificially intelligent machines. In his 1950 article on Machine Learning and intelligence, he asks “Can machines think?” The Turing test, which he created, measures a machine’s ability to exhibit intelligent behaviour that is comparable to or even indistinguishable from that of a human. He explores this concept in further detail throughout the paper, and I came across an intriguing statement. To cite Turing directly, “I believe that in about fifty years’ time it will be possible to programme computers with a storage capacity of about 109 billion bits”, they should be trained to play the game of imitating so well that after just five minutes of interrogation, an ordinary interrogator won’t have a chance to identify them with more than 70% accuracy.”[Turing, 1950]. Not too far off was he. At an event hosted at Reading University’s School of Systems Engineering in June 2014, Eugene, a computer programme that acted as a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy, was claimed to have passed the Turing test. Although some specialists in artificial intelligence contest this as a real win, it is fascinating to observe how accurate Turing’s forecast was.(BBC Tech, 20141) Currently, messaging programmes are the most popular application in the world, and several businesses are already utilising this fact by creating their own chatbots to supplement their social media presence. Businesses should take advantage of the fact that messaging apps occupy the majority of users’ time. Soon, using a bot will be simpler than using a website or app because they are getting faster and smarter. According to a recent study on chatbots, $24 billion has been invested in the creation of Al- driven bot apps by 180 associated companies, or 7. [Gatti, Venturebeat, 2017] Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was quoted saying ” Bots are the new applications.”[USA Today, 2016] Cava With Microsoft intent on delving deeper into the area of chat bots and boosting chatbot innovation and sophistication, As I dug deeper into Microsoft’s newest platform, I discovered this initiative to be both engaging and thrilling.; Bot Framework from Microsoft. Many firms, like Ebay, Skyscanner, StubHub, and Foursquare, have already created their own bots utilising the Bot Framework., I anticipate that within the next few years, every big company will have a chat bot to handle simple client inquiries and possibly even full orders. Chat bots have the potential to replace call centres; users may get answers to their questions by simply opening their preferred messaging platform and conversing with a bot.

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Chatbot Healthcare Artificial Intelligence Virtual Assistance NLP CNN .

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Miss. Snehal Japkar, Miss. Kanwar Asha Shekhawat, Mis. Sakshi Labade, Mr. Sohebkhan Pathan, "Automatized Medical Chatbot," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 7, no. 5, May 2023.

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