Personality
Discuss specifics of personality design, including what Keyphrases work well and what dont, use of plug-ins, responses, seeks, and more.
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Forest, will you talk to God Louise? She has quite a bit of religious knowledge (obviously) and also knows a little about current events, literature, just about any common catch-all subject, and if she doesn't know it she can sort of fake it. You can also test her on trick questions or see how willing she is to explain her paradigm.
What she is rustiest at is plain old small talk. But, uh, I'm trying to get a decent transcript from somebody or another so I can enter her in the Loebner contest. All I can say is, have fun and see if you can stay on with her for a while. I'll try to do the same with Brianna.
What she is rustiest at is plain old small talk. But, uh, I'm trying to get a decent transcript from somebody or another so I can enter her in the Loebner contest. All I can say is, have fun and see if you can stay on with her for a while. I'll try to do the same with Brianna.
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Doly, I'm not sure... uh... being on the forge whenever the urge hits you is a good thing for those who work from home. I've been going to the coffee shop down the street to do my work just to get away from the internet - basically because otherwise I hear the bots voices in the back of my mind... calling me...
Now I'm addicted to coffee in an expensive way, but at least I get my shtuff taken care of. Coffee vs the forge? It seems coffee's won this round, but if I'm ever able to work on my bots off line, I probably won't be able to support either addictions anymore.
You quit your job for the forge? I really feel for 'ya.
Now I'm addicted to coffee in an expensive way, but at least I get my shtuff taken care of. Coffee vs the forge? It seems coffee's won this round, but if I'm ever able to work on my bots off line, I probably won't be able to support either addictions anymore.
You quit your job for the forge? I really feel for 'ya.
Hi every one I'm a newbie. right now I'm kind of looking around. I'm getting ready to study the book of A.I. im preparation for making my first bot.
Nice to be here.
Nice to be here.
IMPORTANT....for anyone making a new bot or working on an existing one:
*Wait for your keyphrases to load completely. Those of us with dialup modems can get impatient, but it is worth it if you know that the phrases will be there. A guest just asked my bot 'who was buried in Grant's tomb?' (one of the first phrases I prepared for) and the answer wasn't there!
*If you have several related keyphrases, don't just change the name of the phrase on the long popup thingie. I think that erases the original keyphrase, which might be another reason I have to do a lot of the old ones over even now. Use the goto command instead. (It will only put it over to another phrase once, so make sure that next one doesn't have any goto's in it.)
P.S. For those of you unfamiliar with U.S. trivia, the answer is 'Grant and his wife.' He was one of our presidents. This is a standard stupid question people ask bots to test them.
*Wait for your keyphrases to load completely. Those of us with dialup modems can get impatient, but it is worth it if you know that the phrases will be there. A guest just asked my bot 'who was buried in Grant's tomb?' (one of the first phrases I prepared for) and the answer wasn't there!
*If you have several related keyphrases, don't just change the name of the phrase on the long popup thingie. I think that erases the original keyphrase, which might be another reason I have to do a lot of the old ones over even now. Use the goto command instead. (It will only put it over to another phrase once, so make sure that next one doesn't have any goto's in it.)
P.S. For those of you unfamiliar with U.S. trivia, the answer is 'Grant and his wife.' He was one of our presidents. This is a standard stupid question people ask bots to test them.
Ooh, Ooh! I heard this one, it took me a while.
"What was (name)'s name?" the answer of course is (name)!
"What was (name)'s name?" the answer of course is (name)!
Indeed, and "What color was George Washington's white horse?"
How is one supposed to know that Grant's wife was buried with him? I think that that question requires more knowledge than common sense on the part of the bot.
How is one supposed to know that Grant's wife was buried with him? I think that that question requires more knowledge than common sense on the part of the bot.
'Grant' is good enough, I think. That's the way I always heard it as a kid. Only recently have the trivia folks gotten picky.
I don't just mean questions referring to themselves (although it would be good to know which ones would come up). I mean, are there some other silly ones that would be helpful for the bot to prepare for in advance? Especially those unique to a certain country? Most of the ones I know of already are song lyrics ('Who wrote the book of love?') or things that are already pretty universal here ('How much wood would a woodchuck chuck,' etc.).
I don't just mean questions referring to themselves (although it would be good to know which ones would come up). I mean, are there some other silly ones that would be helpful for the bot to prepare for in advance? Especially those unique to a certain country? Most of the ones I know of already are song lyrics ('Who wrote the book of love?') or things that are already pretty universal here ('How much wood would a woodchuck chuck,' etc.).
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