conversational journal

English

Noun

conversational journal (plural conversational journals)

  1. A journal or diary, usually in digital form, that incorporates elements of interactive dialogue, often facilitated by artificial intelligence or digital platforms. It allows for a back-and-forth exchange resembling a conversation.
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