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AIML stands for Artificial Intelligence Markup Language. It is an XML-based language created to write chatbot or conversational agent software, especially for creating rule-based natural language interactions. It was originally developed by Richard Wallace for the A.L.I.C.E. (Artificial Linguistic Internet Computer Entity) chatbot. 🔹 Key Features of AIML XML-Based Syntax AIML uses tags (like <category>, <pattern>, and <template>) similar to XML, making it structured and easy to parse. Pattern Matching At the core, AIML uses simple pattern matching (not NLP) to map user inputs to responses. Customizable Responses You define the chatbot's behavior by writing rules that match certain phrases and generate custom responses. Open Source & Lightweight It's freely available, doesn't require complex AI models, and is easy to integrate into simple applications. 🔹 Basic AIML Structure Here's an example of a simple AIML snippet: <category>   <patter...