Alice

Alice is a smart chatbot that talks to people using special rules. It is also known as A.L.I.C.E or Alicebot. It is a top program of its kind and has won the Loebner Prize three times. Alice cannot pass the Turing test because people often figure out it is a machine in short talks.

Benefits
Alice helps businesses and people by talking naturally and doing complex tasks. It can understand and reply like a human. Users can make their own AI assistants and set up automated tasks. Alice can also connect with other apps and databases to keep data flowing and automate routine jobs.

Use Cases
Alice can be used as a smart assistant for businesses and individuals. It can handle talks and automate complex business processes. Users can create custom AI assistants, set up automated workflows, and connect Alice to their tech stack. For businesses, Alice can work with CRM systems, databases, and other business apps to automate routine operations.

Vibes
Alice has been praised for its abilities and has inspired works like the movie ''Her''. In February, Alice AI had 227,300 visits with 188.6 percent growth. This growth is likely because of its large library of characters and unique image-sharing space in Moments, along with excellent support.

Additional Information
Alice was created by Richard Wallace in 1995 and later rewritten in Java. It uses an XML Schema called AIML for conversation rules. The AIML source is available from the ALICE A.I. Foundation and Richard Wallace''s GitHub account. Alice has been noted as the inspiration for the film ''Her'', where a human falls in love with a chatbot.