チャットボット

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Japanese

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Etymology

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Attested from the 2010s.[1] Likely from English chatbot, which is attested from the 1990s.[2] Alternatively, some sources suggest compounding in Japanese from チャット (chatto, online communication) + ボット (botto, robot; automated computer program).[1]

Pronunciation

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  • IPA(key): [t͡ɕa̠t̚to̞bo̞t̚to̞]

Noun

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チャットボット (chattobotto

  1. chatbot
    • 2018 August 15, “Gomi no bunbetsu AI ga annai”, in Tokyo Shimbun, page 18:
      (すみ)()()(じん)(こう)()(のう)(AI)を使(つか)った「ごみ(ぶん)(べつ)(あん)(ない)チャットボット」の()(よう)(こん)()から(かい)()した。()のホームページ(HP)で、()(どう)(へん)(とう)プログラム「チャットボット」の(けん)(さく)スペースに、(こと)()(にゅう)(りょく)して()いかけると、(ぶん)(べつ)(ほう)(ほう)(かい)()(けい)(しき)(おし)えてくれる。
      Sumida ku wa jinkōchinō (AI) o tsukatta “gomi bunbetsu annai chattobotto” no riyō o konka kara kaishi shita. Ku no hōmupēji (HP) de, jidō hentō puroguramu “chattobotto” no kensaku supēsu ni, kotoba o nyūryoku shite toikakeru to, bunbetsu hōhō o kaiwa keishiki de oshietekureru.
      Sumida ward began using a “waste sorting guidance chatbot” this summer. From the ward’s homepage, users may enter questions in a search box, and an automated “chatbot” program will answer them in conversational language.
    • 2023 January 20, “Chattobotto to wa? Sono shikumi ya shurui ni tsuite saishin dōkō o kaisetsu”, in Microsoft[1]:
      ()(ぎょう)()けに開発(かいはつ)されるチャットボットとは(どう)(にゅう)(もく)(てき)(こと)なりますが、(こう)()では(おん)(せい)(にん)(しき)()(のう)()った AI (かつ)(よう)(かた)チャットボット()えるでしょう。
      Kigyō muke ni kaihatsu sareru chattobotto to wa dōnyū no mokuteki ga kotonarimasu ga, kōgi de wa onsei ninshiki kinō o motta AI katsuyō kata no chattobotto to ieru deshō.
      Although the purpose of these chatbots differ from those for enterprise solutions, broadly speaking they may be described as chatbots with AI-enabled voice recognition functions.

See also

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References

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  1. 1.0 1.1 現代用語の基礎知識 (in Japanese), Tokyo: Jiyukokuminsha, 2019
  2. ^ chatbot, n.”, in OED Online Paid subscription required, Oxford: Oxford University Press, launched 2000.