Honestly I'd love to see someone do a chatbot but instead of being a customer service employee it's trained to sound like E-Prime (minus "I" as suggested by the

Honestly I'd love to see someone do a chatbot but instead of being a customer service employee it's trained to sound like E-Prime (minus "I" as suggested by the article, too). I don't expect it to make it more useful, but it would make it sound more stereotypically robotic, which I think would be fun.