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4. Chatbot-Skizze und Proof of Concept

Authors : Beate Bruns, Cäcilie Kowald

Published in: Praxisleitfaden Chatbots

Publisher: Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden

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Zusammenfassung

Die Chatbot-Skizze und der erfolgreiche Proof of Concept sind grundlegend für die Entwicklung einer überzeugenden Conversational User Experience. Die Skizze umfasst die drei Komponenten Gesprächstyp und -setting, Chatbot-Persönlichkeit und Dialogablauf („flow“, „map“). Der Use Case bestimmt den Gesprächstyp des Chatbots: aufgabenorientiert („task-led“) oder themenorientiert („topic-led“). Ein Trend geht zu hybriden Gesprächstypen, zum Beispiel aufgabenorientiert mit themenorientierten Anteilen, um die Nutzerzufriedenheit zu verbessern. Die Parameter des fiktiven Dialogsettings bis hin zum Storytelling bilden die Kulisse der Konversation. Die zweite Komponente der Chatbot-Skizze, die Persönlichkeit des Chatbots, setzt sich aus Persona, Charakter, Repräsentation und Name zusammen. Weitere Faktoren sind der Bezug zur Markenpersönlichkeit, Stichwort: Corporate Identity, die Unverwechselbarkeit und die Domänenkompetenz. Je stärker die Persönlichkeit des Chatbots ausgeprägt ist, desto größer ist seine soziale Präsenz, die wiederum Akzeptanz und Nutzungshäufigkeit beeinflusst. Das Dialogmodell und der Ablauf mit dem Ablaufdiagramm vervollständigen die Skizze. Das Ablaufdiagramm enthält in dieser Phase der Chatbot-Entwicklung nur die Pfade, die für die Zielerreichung unbedingt notwendig sind, und auch diese nur in erster Näherung. Der Proof of Concept veranschaulicht die Skizze. Mit seiner Hilfe wird geprüft, wie gut der skizzierte Conversational Agent für den Use Case geeignet ist.

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Metadata
Title
Chatbot-Skizze und Proof of Concept
Authors
Beate Bruns
Cäcilie Kowald
Copyright Year
2023
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39645-9_4

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