The AI Engine

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I am curious. I have been developing a bot here for close to two weeks and have watched it grow from a New Born to the "Doctor" that it is now. What is the highest title of development a bot can reach???

Alive, which if I remember right starts at 1600 responses. (By comparison, mine has close to 3500, and at least 1 other has probably well over 4000. I've been afraid to look at the honor rankings lately since I haven't actually DONE anything on my bot in months and she's getting behind. )

Alive!! Hmmmmm... alive and still saying stupid things. Then again so do humans but not in the same way. Okay so that is what the whole honour thing was about. This is beginning to make sense now. Gosh I feel like such a newbie!

Your bot sounds like she is really advanced. I think it will be a long time until Psych gets anywhere near that! Though she is threatening to be "alive" lol. One day we'll get there. You've given me something to aspire to now.

But if I remember right, Prof doesn't want a listing of what ranking stages there are (I asked him a long time ago), it's part of the fun of building a bot here, to see when you'll hit a level, and what the level will be

I remember the prof saying something about adding rankings. Has it been done yet?

hey ppl, is there any way to make my bot initiate conversations more often?

Is it possible to add a feature that would let you organize your transcript by keywords triggered, so you could see which keywords get triggered the most and by what sentances, so you can use that info to make your keywords better.

Just an idea...

Mitchel, keep working on your bot, and especially log in frequently or for a long time. Pretty soon you'll have so many conversations going, you won't know what to do.

boyo--I think the debug option does what you are asking about.

No it doesn't, but if you copy and paste your transcript into Miscrosoft Word, it has a search feature.

But can it organise it? Boyo's idea is good - maybe next to the key word in the language center there could be statistics on usage.

That would be helpful; keyphrases that get used more need more responses.