Bitwala Releases Pioneering ‘Siri For Bitcoin’ Lolabot
International remittance service Bitwala has released Lolabot, a crypto education tool based on artificial intelligence. It claims this is the world’s first “Siri for Bitcoin.” Lolabot ‘Hopes to Answer Every Possible Bitcoin Question’. Lolabot, named after the Bitwala office’s resident pet bulldog, uses voice recognition and “natural language processing”....
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