I really, really need to be able to interact with one of these to evaluate it. like, demo right on the homepage without having to sign up or anything.<p>Right now I have no idea what it is, and no incentive to invest any amount of time finding out. I did not wake up this morning thinking that I need a chat bot for my resume, so they really need to make it clear wtf this thing is and how it will help me accomplish a goal
For some reason, I read the title as a social network for chatbots to look for jobs. Honestly, a little disappointed to see it that it wasn't that.
I gave it a try. On the profile I tried, the blurb was of the form "As <position> at <company>, I'm focused on using <technology>...", so I asked:<p>- What kind of <technology> experience do you have?<p>- How long have you been <position>?<p>- When did you join <company>?<p>- What does <company> do?<p>Result: 0/4. "I have no clue" or similar meaningless answers every time.
I do like the idea, but I can't seem to import my LinkedIn profile. That for me is an essential feature. Forcing me to fill out a lot of data without an immediate return seems to be a bit of a big hurdle. Also in the advanced training page the user can enter custom questions. I feel like this page could be improved with sample questions, otherwise it is hard to deduct what to write there.
It looks like “Debug Mode” is enabled in this website [1].<p>That may contribute to some security vulnerabilities in the future.<p>I encourage you to consider turning debug mode off in production.<p>[1] <a href="https://presbot.com/1-<>/" rel="nofollow">https://presbot.com/1-<>/</a>
This is an interesting idea! Wouldn't the title make more sense if it was Chatbots for LinkedIn?<p>It is quite funny in its responses but not quite coherent. Tried questioning this bot - <a href="https://presbot.com/57-minkowsky/" rel="nofollow">https://presbot.com/57-minkowsky/</a><p>Me: Are you an engineer?<p>Presbot: Ahh, I don't know. I'll bring this up in my meeting with Alexa in a couple hours.
I love the idea. At this point, I wouldn't put it on my profile, but can see the value in doing so once it's progressed.<p>Right now, much of the interaction is with the bot itself, and not the person it's representing. As a questioner, I don't care how the bot is doing - I would expect the answer to come on behalf of the bot owner. The humor around "asking Alexa in a few hours" was unexpected, and the links provided didn't seem related to my original question.<p>Also, please support submitting the question when hitting Return, rather than forcing a click on the submit button every time.<p>Again, I think natural language chatbots can be a big deal, acting as interactive agents that represent their owner for all sorts of situations. But until that interaction is smoother and slightly more believable - not "out of the uncanny valley" perfect or passing a Turing test, but closer to an actual dynamic conversation - it's tough and provides less value, more slowly, than simply scanning profile text.
Something like this would be a pipedream in 2012. Really amazing, but at the same time a bit concerning - there is this AI engine that acts on my behalf and expresses my personality. That's pretty damn creepy.
What if the chatbot asked questions and created a resume for me?<p>What if the bot emails me to ask the question "What are you working on?"<p>What's new?<p>What have you worked on these past few days?<p>And use the answers to create a constantly updated resume.
Looks fun, I'll have a try later today.<p>BTW : Create a free personal chatbot in a breeze, and share it's link on your resume! -> its link?
> hi<p>Looks like I have no information on K.'s' professional achievements<p>> oh really?<p>Presbot 1:47 AM<p>Hmm… no clue. I'll try to ask my bot buddy Google Assistant to see if it knows.<p>I pulled some results from Wikipedia for you:<p>- 70/20/10 model (learning and development)<p>- List of songs and yells of the University of Trinity College<p>- O RLY?<p>- Really Really Free Market<p>- Really Really Happy