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Purify the expression, A.I. chatbot can replace GUI applications. #1478

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This pull request includes minor updates to the documentation for the BBS A.I. chatbot application in the website/pages/docs/llm/chat.mdx file. The changes focus on improving the clarity and accuracy of the language used to describe the capabilities and benefits of the A.I. chatbot.

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  • Clarified the explanation of how TypeScript classes can be converted to A.I. chatbots and emphasized that GUI applications are no longer necessary in many cases.
  • Updated the description of building A.I. chatbots with Swagger documents to highlight that GUI applications are less needed and that A.I. chatbots can efficiently replace many frontend developments.

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@samchon samchon merged commit 65b5474 into master Jan 31, 2025
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@samchon samchon deleted the doc/chat branch January 31, 2025 18:48
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