Abstract: The present teaching relates to auto response via large language models (LLMs) and application thereof to generate personalized auto responses on behalf of public figure users in response to fan communications. Each auto response responsive to an incoming fan communication directed to a public figure user is generated by LLMs according to a prompt dynamically created based on general instructions for general guidelines for the auto response as well as personalized instructions for personalizing the auto response for the public figure user and the fan. The personalized instructions are created based on relevant information associated with the public figure user and the incoming fan communication.

Abstract: In some implementations, the techniques described herein relate to a method including: (i) identifying, by a processor, an electronic message addressed to an inbox of a user that comprises a confirmation of a transaction involving a platform, (ii) searching, by the processor, for an additional electronic message addressed to the inbox indicating an alteration applicable to the transaction, (iii) causing display, by the processor, of a prompt informing the user of the alteration applicable to the transaction, (iv) composing, by a large language model (LLM) executed by the processor, a potential electronic message to an operator of the platform requesting the alteration be retroactively applied to the transaction, and (v) in response to receiving user input regarding the potential electronic message, sending, by the processor, a subsequent electronic message to the operator of the platform requesting the alteration be retroactively applied to the transaction.

Abstract: In some implementations, the techniques described herein relate to a method including: (i) identifying, by a processor, an electronic message addressed to an inbox of a user that comprises a confirmation of a transaction involving a platform, (ii) searching, by the processor, for an additional electronic message addressed to the inbox indicating an alteration applicable to the transaction, (iii) causing display, by the processor, of a prompt informing the user of the alteration applicable to the transaction, (iv) composing, by a large language model (LLM) executed by the processor, a potential electronic message to an operator of the platform requesting the alteration be retroactively applied to the transaction, and (v) in response to receiving user input regarding the potential electronic message, sending, by the processor, a subsequent electronic message to the operator of the platform requesting the alteration be retroactively applied to the transaction.