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🐕 Choose My Dog Breed: Build an AI Chatbot That Finds Your Perfect Pup

Beginners who want a low-friction first competition on a learning platform with DataLab notebooks.

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88/100

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86/100

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6-14 hours

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[object Object],[object Object],[object…

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Beginners who want a low-friction first competition on a learning platform with DataLab notebooks.

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You are part of an innovation team at a smart robotics company launching an AI-powered robot dog. Marketing wants a playful, useful experience where people chat with an AI "Dog Matchmaker" that recommends the top 3 real-world dog breeds based on lifestyle and personality. Your task is to build that chatbot: it should talk naturally, ask follow-up questions when needed, and compute data-driven matches using breed traits. Create a working chatbot prototype that recommends the top 3 dog breeds and showcases them with images (and optional generated videos). Your submission should cover: Scoring notes: [object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

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Python or R basics

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