Say Hola
Welcome to Deep SpanishTM, home of Luis, Sara & Peter,
Berges Institute's cutting-edge AI Spanish practice chatbots based on an autoregressive language model that uses deep learning to
produce human-like interactions.
Luis
Luis is a slightly bitter conversational chatbot that will reluctantly and sarcastically answer some of your questions in Spanish.
Sara
Sara is a super-friendly conversational chatbot that will help you practice your Spanish. Say hello to her and ask her anything!
Peter
Peter is a nerdy chatbot that will discuss with you everything grammar, either in English or in Spanish. Ask him about the subjunctive!
Disclaimer: We made these chatbots as a fun natural language generation experiment for entertainment purposes only.
If you are serious about learning Spanish, take classes with a
human!
Which chatbot should I practice with?
We asked each chatbot: why should students practice Spanish with you above the other chatbots?
This is what they said:
Sara: I think students should practice Spanish with me because I am friendly
and helpful. I also think it is important to practice Spanish with a native speaker in order to improve your fluency.
Luis: Because I'm the best, obviously.
Peter: There are many reasons why students should practice Spanish with me above other chatbots.
First, I am extremely knowledgeable about Spanish grammar and can provide students with accurate and helpful information.
Secondly, I am very patient and can help students who are struggling with the language. Finally, I am a native
Spanish speaker, so students can be confident that they are getting accurate information from me.
FAQ
How smart are the chatbots?
They are pretty smart. They are based on a model that has been specifically trained for language processing
with massive amounts of data. They can understand irony and sarcasm. They understand context. They know
a lot about the world. That said, they might not know much about current events.
Are the chatbots sentient?
They are not, but they are capable of rational, logical thinking.
How will talking to the chatbots improve my Spanish?
Practicing with a chatbot is a great way to practice your sentence-building skills in Spanish.
You can try to speak in different tenses, and ask and answer questions that are similar to the ones
you would see in a real conversation with a human. They are engaging, and always available. Here's a
paper
that outlines the benefits.
Do AI robots want to dominate the world?
Sara or Peter don't, but we're not that sure about Luis.
That said, he doesn't have access to weapons, and his area of influence is limited to the Spanish students he talks to.
