Communication enables process and progress. The reason the human race have developed to our current state is because we can communicate with one another. Over time, the way we do this has changed drastically. From hieroglyphics on cave walls to phone calls to messages. The latter has stuck over time but has appeared in different forms as technology has advanced. From letters to text messages. So what is in store for the future of chat?<\/p>\n
\"2016 saw the arrival of the messenger bot, set to revolutionise not only the way we communicate with each other but the way we interact with the world around us.\"<\/span><\/p>\n Apps are predicted to become the new web and bots the new app. Which makes perfect sense when you realise it\u2019s now possible to find out a series of information within your favourite messaging app by simply asking for it. From the weather forecast, traffic updates to the best restaurants in your location. It\u2019s faster, more human and it feels sleeker than ever. Bots have arrived, making swiping between apps for data, once a sleek streamlined movement, feel like a clunky and inconvenient.<\/p>\n