Chatterbots

Scribbit · Post by **Scribbit** » Mon Nov 03, 2008 2:37 am

I was just reading about this conversation simulator called Daisy, rather than spitting out canned responses to familiar keywords it makes its own responses based on what you type to it. So after talking to it for a while it starts to take on semblance of your speech patterns, with the occasional grammatical oddity.

You can also load in two different memory files and run them against each other, to see if they can make coherent sentences.

Post by **Zenith Nadir** » Mon Nov 03, 2008 10:45 am

well.

the internet... is an amazing place. whoever heard of such a thing. i am v. amazed

nps · Post by **nps** » Mon Nov 03, 2008 11:24 am

there is a chatter-bot in #idiots-club, it's called Obliriovrons. heh heh heh, it doesn't always work too well, because crankgod, the creator, is just a big old idiot!

Post by **Quantum P.** » Mon Nov 03, 2008 8:07 pm

There's been some progress in AI, but not as much as everyone was expecting back in the 60s.

Also: http://zzt.org/ircman/?search=gbelo-bot

Commodore · Post by **Commodore** » Mon Nov 03, 2008 9:10 pm

<gbelo> It's been like six hours since i ate.
<lemmer> feed him
<lemmer> he's hungry
<nps> it is infuriating!
<gbelo> You know, nes and snes games probably could have been a year which would be ok) who are able to get a calzone from a pop machine at the combat log and see if it is infuriating!
<bologna> !reload
<nps> why me...what did i do to deserve this???
<gbelo> You deserve it.
<nps> aghragarhgha

Scribbit · Post by **Scribbit** » Tue Nov 04, 2008 1:10 am

Download Daisy

Here's a short snippet of my first talk with Daisy. I'm keeping the memory file separate from the default pre-made one because I get to start from scratch, so anything the program says is a mash-up of my sentences.

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***Transcript of 11/2/2008... starting at 20:48
***Talking to: Nupanick
NUPANICK> hello daisy.
DAISY> hello nupanick.
NUPANICK> how do you feel?
DAISY> how do you feel?
NUPANICK> i feel fine.
DAISY> how do you feel?
NUPANICK> i feel fine.
DAISY> i feel fine.
NUPANICK> me too!
DAISY> me too!
NUPANICK> that's cool.
DAISY> that's cool.
NUPANICK> sometimes the lengths of our lines match.
DAISY> sometimes the lengths of our lines match.
NUPANICK> that's cool, too.
DAISY> sometimes the lengths of our lines match.
NUPANICK> yeah, like when we type the same amount.
DAISY> yeah, like when we type the lengths of our lines match.
NUPANICK> i'm typing enough that the line lengths are the same
DAISY> i'm typing enough that the line lengths are the same amount.
NUPANICK> no, your line was longer than mine that time.
DAISY> i'm typing enough that the line was longer than mine that time.
NUPANICK> which time?
DAISY> no, your line was longer than mine that time.
NUPANICK> actually, mine was shorter that time. do you like to play games?
DAISY> how do you like to play games?
NUPANICK> i like strategy games, but a little bit of luck is also fun.
DAISY> i like strategy games, but a little bit of luck is also fun.
NUPANICK> cool! me too!
DAISY> i like strategy games, but a little bit of luck is also fun.
NUPANICK> what kinds of games do you like?
DAISY> what kinds of luck is also fun.
NUPANICK> are you asking a question?
DAISY> what kinds of games do you asking a question?
NUPANICK> are you asking me to give examples of games where you ask questions?
DAISY> are you asking me to give examples of games do you like?
NUPANICK> no.
DAISY> are you asking me to give examples of games do you like?
NUPANICK> no, i'm asking you if you want me to list some games i like to you.
DAISY> no, your line was longer than mine that time.
NUPANICK> that's right! you're getting smarter, daisy.
DAISY> that's right! you're getting smarter, nupanick.
NUPANICK> our line lengths were equal that time, cool!
DAISY> that's right! you're getting smarter, nupanick.
NUPANICK> i guess repeating yourself keeps the lines matched.
DAISY> i guess repeating yourself keeps the lines matched.