Zo was an English-language chatbot developed by Microsoft as the successor to the chatbot Tay. [1][2] Zo was an English version of Microsoft's other successful chatbots Xiaoice (China) and Rinna [ ja ] (Japan). Zo was first launched in December 2016 on the Kik Messenger app.

Dec 4, 2016 · Meet Zo — the software giant’s latest take on chatbots powered by artificial intelligence. The chatbot was spotted by Twitter user Tom Hounsell, and users can give it a try right now. At the moment, Zo is only available on Kik …

Dec 5, 2016 · Named Zo, the new Microsoft-powered chatbot that allows users to converse with a mechanical millennial over the messaging app Kik. Spotted by Twitter user Tom Hounsell, Zo functions similarly...

Microsoft has released another chatbot for Kik, called Zo. The bot is the successor to the widely condemned "Tay" chatbot which was shutdown after it started making racist and homophobic...

Dec 13, 2016 · Microsoft launched officially its latest chat bot, Zo.ai, along with a new external AI web site with information on its various AI-related projects.

Dec 13, 2016 · Zo is a social chatbot, built upon the technology stack that powers Xiaoice and Rinna — successful Microsoft AI chatbots in China and Japan. You can engage with Zo on Kik now in the same way you would interact with a friend.

Sep 13, 2017 · As a social bot, Microsoft’s Zo is always available to play or talk on select platforms where people message and chat. Now, Exploding Kittens, the history-making card game that became an award-winning app, is turning to Microsoft’s Zo to offer its first single-player version for fans.

Zo is where AI meets Web3 to transform your group chats. Chat with AI, build custom bots, collaborate, Create, & Earn Rewards. Step into the future of communication with Zo.

Zo is an OS for Human to Aigent coordination. Zo is where AI meets Web3 to transform your group chats. Chat with AI, build custom agents, collaborate, Create, & Earn Rewards.

May 16, 2017 · Like many other chatbots–think the Domino’s pizza bot (on Facebook Messenger), which takes your pizza order and your money, or Microsoft’s surprisingly foulmouthed Twitter bot Tay– Zo is a...