22 March 2023

JUMP IN?? . . .We now live in a world of chatbots and AI interactions (Users can create an AI Chatbot Clone, which can personally interact with others 24/7 )

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INWITH AI has unveiled a free chatbot experience for all users worldwide.

Launched recently, InWith AI is a personalized chatbot powered by artificial intelligence (AI).

InWith AI has unveiled a free chatbot experience for all users worldwide

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InWith AI has unveiled a free chatbot experience for all users worldwideCredit: Getty

And today the innovative company behind the chatbot announced that it was launching the technology as a new social platform.

What's more, the tech will be available for free to any user in the world.

InWith AI’s platform is built using advanced AI capabilities and generative chat functions.

It also comes equipped with multilingual dialogue features to accommodate languages from all over the world.

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How does it work?

Users can create an AI Chatbot Clone, which can personally interact with others 24/7 via a question-and-answer format.

They can also upload information about themselves, their careers, or businesses directly into their chatbot profile.

However, users are always urged to be careful about what sort of information they share online.

People can then ask questions and their AI chatbot clone will respond in a conversational way.

"Your social media can now talk with people, not at them," InWith AI CEO and Founder Michael Hayes said.

"Our launch gives everyone famous or infamous, big or small, their own AI chatbot where all their friends, fans or strangers can interact with them at any time," Hayes added.

"We now live in a world of chatbots and AI interactions and these instruments are great relationship-building and engagement tools. All of which is garnering unprecedented interest." 

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