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Conversational AI is dominated by English, with serious consequences for other languages that are structural and can only be resolved with significant effort.
Renowned AI experts attribute a significant chance to AI that it could lead to the end of humanity. Is that a realistic prediction or doomsday talk? Short answer: it's not AI that's the problem, it's us.9senses Chatbot Audit makes Gen-AI quality measurable
A structured evaluation process for AI chatbots makes it possible for the first time to benchmark generative AI systems -independently, cost-effectively, and quickly
More and more companies are using AI chatbots - but hardly any of them know how well they actually perform. 9senses, the newly founded consulting firm specializing in value-creating AI with Swiss roots, launches its first product in March 2026: the 9senses Chatbot Audit. For the first time, this will enable the performance of generative AI systems to be evaluated and certified using a standardized, vendor-neutral process.
What matters is whether a chatbot understands user concerns, provides meaningful answers, conducts conversations in a structured manner - and helps users achieve their goals. This is also where its contribution to business success lies: representing the company positively around the clock, solving problems cost-effectively, and relieving the burden on other channels. The first audits conducted clearly show that this goal is often missed.
Four Dimensions, One Objective Score
The Level 1 Audit is the first stage in the 9senses Audit Framework and evaluates chatbots from the user’s perspective in real-world use - without system access. It analyzes four weighted dimensions:
- Response Quality:
Relevance, Accuracy, and Completeness - Speed:
Response Times Under Real-World Conditions - User Interface:
Design and Usability - Conversation Quality:
Structure, Flow, and Focus on Resolution
In addition, the audit evaluates the estimated business value and provides initial insights into compliance, ethics, and - if desired - multilingual capabilities.
If serious weaknesses are identified in a Level 1 audit, an in-depth Level 2 audit allows for a more detailed analysis of all aspects of a generative AI system using an open-box procedure in close collaboration with the client.
Availability and Pricing
The 9senses Chatbot Audit (Level 1) is now available for booking directly at www.9senses.ai/chatbot-audit, starting at 599 EUR; various options can be configured. Delivery takes just five business days. This makes the Chatbot Audit a cost-effective and readily available tool for evaluating - even repeatedly - a generative AI solution used in customer interactions. Level 2 audits are available only upon request and are tailored individually to customer needs.
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Talk to Eliza
This is a faithful representation of the 1966 Eliza version created by Joseph Weizenbaum. It was reproduced by Anthony Hay in C++ based on the original 1965 code and updated by behavior transcripts of the final version.
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Play Chess like 1997 (Deep Blue Style)
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