The Azure Bot Service is designed to help developers create conversational interfaces while LUIS is designed for developing custom natural integrations.

A year after the launch of the Microsoft Bot Framework, today Microsoft announced that its toolkit for creating bots is now used by over 130,000 developers. This number is up from the 45,000 ...

Bots run on Azure Functions, a serverless environment, so they scale based on demand and you pay only for the resources your bots consume. Available on web 3. It’s Alive ...

Microsoft's Virtual Assistant Accelerator and Bot Framework Composer tools are now generally available. And developers can now use Bot Framework to create new Alexa skills.

The Azure Bot Service will enable developers to "build, connect, deploy and manage intelligent bots that interact naturally wherever your users are talking - from your app or website to text/sms ...

The Azure Bot Service supports multiple languages and provides a flexible, open source development environment that helps developers at all experience levels quickly create bots for a wide variety ...

Azure competitors are also offering help in building bots. Amazon Web Services offers guidance on how to create bots using an open-source bot builder and AWS’s Lambda service. It even created a ...

Microsoft introduced the Azure Bot Framework more than two years ago and companies have been building chatbots for a variety of scenarios ever since. Today, the company made generally available ...

This past November, Microsoft launched, what it is calling, the Industry’s First Cloud Bot-as-a-Service platform. The Azure Bot Service is powered by the Microsoft Bot Framework and has a ...

For the pricing of the Azure Bot Service, valid from the 1st of February 2018, visit the pricing page, and the capability is available in 28 regions.