Challenge: Recent open-domain chatbots can generate natural responses over multiple turns using large-scale language models, but they do not address the speaker intimacy process and thus cannot sustain natural dialogue over multiple days and weeks.
Approach: They propose to train systems with multi-session chat data to simulate relationship-building between speakers.
Outcome: The proposed multi-session chat data can simulate relationship-building between speakers but has not been tested in Japanese.

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