Scientists recently resurrected the original computer code for ELIZA, considered the world's first chatbot, and thought by many to be the first use of artificial intelligence (AI). Its original ...

Artificial intelligence used as a therapeutic tool dates back to the 1960s when a program called ELIZA gave scripted ...

Software used by banks and the space industry may still rely on archaic code. We went in search of the oldest code in use and asked, what happens when it glitches?

Putting aside the fact that the bots I tested were promoted by Botify AI as “featured” characters and received millions of ...

AI has become a household term—everyone seems to be talking about it, yet few understand its nuances. Some equate AI solely ...

since one of the earliest computer-based systems able to accept natural language input was Eliza, a crude, chatbot-style program invented in the mid-1960s. The program would simulate responses ...

[2] So, might a robot care more? At the end of last century, I had a few conversations with the psychotherapist chatbot Eliza. She was extremely empathetic, practising therapy in the Rogerian ...

Image: Adobe Stock The researchers noted the idea to use AI for therapy is not new, as the chatbot ELIZA was released in 1966, programmed to respond as a Rogerian psychotherapist. “Since the ...

Bank of New York Mellon Corp, also known as BNY, on Wednesday announced a multiyear relationship with artificial intelligence ...

The immediacy of AI chatbots make them an attractive alternative to human-to-human therapy that is expensive and often inconvenient. But while they ...