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If you’d like to chat with this bot, just go ahead and go to this link or go to this Facebook page and hit the Send Message button. It might take a while to respond for the first time, since the server needs to start up.
UPDATE 6/13/18: FB changed some of their settings with bots so I am not sure if the Messenger bot works. However, you can also send POST requests to the server using CURL in your command prompt. Basically, go to your Terminal/Cmd Prompt and type in:
-curl -i -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"message": "INSERT YOUR MESSAGE HERE"}' https://flask-server-seq2seq-chatbot.herokuapp.com/prediction The response will be the answer that my trained chatbot would send.
+curl -i -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"message": "INSERT YOUR MESSAGE HERE"}' https://flask-server-seq2seq-chatbot.herokuapp.com/prediction
The response will be the answer that my trained chatbot would send.
It’s probably difficult to judge whether or not the bot actually does talk like me (since not a lot of you have talked to me online LOL), but I’d say it’s doing alright! The grammar is passable, considering social media standards. You can cherry pick a couple good results, but most are pretty nonsensical. Here are some of the ones which help me sleep better at night because Skynet definitely isn’t happening any time soon.