Bot
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Computing[edit]
- A "software robot" or software agent.
- Especially an intelligent agent
- Web crawler or Web spider, a computer program that does automated tasks
- Internet bot, a computer program that does automated tasks
- Chatterbot or Chat bot, a computer program that converses in natural language
- Social bots
- Twitterbot is a program used to produce automated posts on the Twitter microblogging service
- Zombie computer, a computer that is part of a botnet
- Internet Relay Chat bot, a computer program connected to an Internet Relay Chat server as a user, but providing special services or performing special functions
- Video game bot, a computer-controlled player or opponent
- BOTS, a computer game
- Bot, a line of budget desktop PCs manufactured by Alienware
Other uses[edit]
- Base of tongue, in medicine
- Bot, Tarragona, a municipality of the comarca of Terra Alta (Catalonia)
- Bót or estover, a legal compensation, profit or use
- Bots (band), a Dutch-language folk rock group
- Robot, mechanical device that can perform physical tasks
- Air Botswana's ICAO code
- The lesion caused by a botfly larva
- Boto people, a community also known as Boto that is found in Jammu and Kashmir
- Build–operate–transfer, a kind of business contract
Acronyms[edit]
- British Overseas Territories
- Balance of trade
- Bank of Taiwan
- Bank of Tanzania
- Bank of Thailand
- Build-Operate-Transfer, a form of project financing
- Buoni Ordinari del Tesoro, Italian treasury bills
- The IOC and FIFA trigram for Botswana (ISO 3166: BWA)
- The Bank of Tokyo, a defunct Japanese bank now part of The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ
People with the surname[edit]
- Ajaw B'ot, king of Seibal
- Ben Bot, Dutch Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Lucian Bot, Romanian boxer
- René Bot, Dutch footballer
- Yves Bot, Advocate-General at the European Court of Justice
See also[edit]
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