A great improvement for Al interactions could be an algorithm that recognizes and respects natural conversation
endings. For example, when both
participants exchange farewell phrases like “Goodbye” or “See you later,” the Al could detect the intent to close the
conversation and refrain from sending
additional responses.
This feature would make interactions
more seamless and human-like,
avoiding unnecessary extensions of a
conversation that has clearly
concluded. It could work by
implementing intent recognition to
identify closing phrases or patterns
that signify the user wants to end the
interaction.
Such a system would not only enhance
user experience but also reduce
unnecessary computational resources
for prolonged conversations.