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Chatbot replies often appear correct yet contextually inappropriate, making them difficult to debug.

lightbulbPractical problemTrust, Transparency, and Response Latency Design

Chatbot replies often appear correct yet contextually inappropriate, making them difficult to debug.

CUI '23Democratizing Chatbot Debugging: A Computational Framework for Evaluating and Explaining Inappropriate Chatbot Responses

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