i can imagine clicking even once on the preset responses and then receiving a barrage of curses from the other side from having used it.
i can imagine clicking even once on the preset responses and then receiving a barrage of curses from the other side from having used it.
Likewise in social messaging apps there are a lot of "transactional" style conversations where you need to confirm receiving the text message with some expected response. In an instant messaging program these bot suggested responses will work fine for all the one line responses like "cya soon!", "looking forward to it!" , and even "I love you too!"
If anything bot suggested responses mean that the longer form less vanilla text messages you type out are more meaningful. It will encourage people to send stuff that isn't so basic and trivial that a bot can form an adequate response.
If its a serious message though like someone telling me that their relative is in the hospital I'm probably not going to hit an automatic reply like "Sorry to hear that", I'm going to type out a longer message.