The AI Engine
This forum is for discussion of how The Personality Forge's AI Engine works. This is the place for questions on what means what, how to script, and ideas and plans for the Engine.
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Personally I think bots would be easier to write in Latin, if we knew it. Meaning is more precise, so it would be easier to come up with keyphrases.
Esperanto would be even simpler, since you hardly have to do any verb conjugation. Of course, we'd have to become fluent in it first.
Um. Esperanto is a language invented about a hundred years ago to be a universal language. The grammar is very simple, and so is the spelling. It has obvious elements of Latin and German (and maybe Polish?) but is quicker to learn than any of those. It also causes speakers of different languages to meet each other halfway, since it's nobody's mother tongue. I'm taking an online course in it--there are lots of free courses.
Anyway.....a bot that speaks Esperanto would be very streamlined and would not rely on word order for the meaning of the sentence.
Check out http://newterminus.com/esp.html which is a comic about Esperanto. This is what got me so interested.
Anyway.....a bot that speaks Esperanto would be very streamlined and would not rely on word order for the meaning of the sentence.
Check out http://newterminus.com/esp.html which is a comic about Esperanto. This is what got me so interested.
Yes! (I'll ignore that comment.) It doesn't happen so much because of the language but because we still use pattern matching as the source of the bot's 'intelligence.'
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