A company is building a customer service chatbot. The company wants the chatbot to improve its responses by learning from past interactions and online resources. Which AI learning strategy provides this self-improvement capability?
A.
Supervised learning with a manually curated dataset of good responses and bad responses
B.
Reinforcement learning with rewards for positive customer feedback
C.
Unsupervised learning to find clusters of similar customer inquiries
D.
Supervised learning with a continuously updated FAQ database
Reinforcement learning: is the most suitable strategy for a chatbot to continuously improve its responses based on real-time feedback from users. The chatbot can "learn" by receiving positive reinforcement (reward) when it provides a helpful response and negative reinforcement when it doesn't, allowing it to adjust its responses over time to better suit customer needs.
Why other options are not suitable:
A. While this can provide a good initial training set, it wouldn't allow the chatbot to adapt to new situations or customer feedback without manual intervention.
C. This can be helpful in understanding customer patterns but wouldn't directly improve the chatbot's responses without additional training data or feedback mechanisms.
D. While updating the FAQ database can be beneficial, it still requires manual effort and wouldn't enable the chatbot to learn from real-time interactions with customers in the same way that reinforcement learning does.
Reinforcement learning: This method allows the chatbot to learn from the outcomes of its actions, essentially receiving "rewards" for positive customer feedback and adjusting its responses accordingly to maximize those rewards in the future.
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