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Why Do Peacocks Have Tails – Creating Engaging Chatbot Experiences

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Defines a five‑step conversational design process (goals, users, use cases, persona, content) and shows where GPT helps and hurts: GPT speeds implementation and handles large FAQs but causes hallucinations and long unstructured answers, so designers set temperature, persona, and fallback rules. Gives concrete examples: Maggie (cardio bot that ingests blood pressure and follows a medically approved hypertension protocol), a Ghana WhatsApp bot that requires WhatsApp audio, and the empirical 80/20 rule for key use cases; emphasizes continuous optimization.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to chatbot evolution
  2. 3:13Lessons from peacock tails
  3. 6:05Five-step conversational design process
  4. 12:30Defining chatbot persona
  5. 14:57Content principles for chatbots
  6. 21:36Continuous optimization and conclusion
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