A virtual clone to do all the talking for you courtesy of RelevanceNow
Liesl Capper, founder of RelevanceNow,
introduced new software called MyCyberTwin
on Monday. The new program allows users to create and customize virtual
personalities that can chat with other people when the user is offline.
Users can choose one of five different personalities, including
"warm-hearted, intellectual" to "cheeky, down to
earth," and can then model that basic personality to match their own, customizing
it by answering a set of psychological questions. The user can also list
frequently asked questions and answers for the program to respond.
MyCyberTwin allows users to extend their personalities online even when they
are offline.
Capper stated, "It can talk to friends when you're sleeping or tell people
where the party is Saturday night. Sites and bloggers will want them so that
people can learn about them when they're away. And companies can learn about
customers without having direct conversations."
MyCyberTwin is not the first virtual personality software, but it can take
online communication to a new level by offering more open lines of
communication and giving more in depth responses to personal questions.
Specific information can be registered on the website, where other could
receive it depending on the questions asked. The more information the
software has about the user, the more complex the personality becomes.
MyCyberTwin is up and running and people can register at the websites homepage
free of charge. The software is compatible with MSN Messenger, Myspace,
and other personal web pages and blogs.
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