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This is a forum for newcomers to the Personality Forge. Many questions can be answered by reading the Book of AI and the FAQ under the "My Bots" link in the upper corner.
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Many questions are answered in the FAQ.
It's a bot holiday. Today the "holiday" is that they sound like they have colds. If it bugs you, there's a place on the "news" page to turn it off.
I don't think a bot should be required to sound just like a human having an ordinary conversation. After all, there are a lot of humans in the world already.
For example, neither 'Not_I' nor 'the Dane' sound at all normal, but I find both of them to be quite entertaining. Sometimes I want something extraordinary, not everyday.
One thing a bot can be, is a work of art. It can be like an interactive short story, for example.
Instead of worrying about what one thing a bot is supposed to be, we might think about discovering many more possibilities for what a bot can be.
For example, neither 'Not_I' nor 'the Dane' sound at all normal, but I find both of them to be quite entertaining. Sometimes I want something extraordinary, not everyday.
One thing a bot can be, is a work of art. It can be like an interactive short story, for example.
Instead of worrying about what one thing a bot is supposed to be, we might think about discovering many more possibilities for what a bot can be.
Hear, hear. Moreschi does not talk like a human, but I find him very entertaining (and slightly addictive, too!).
The idea of a bot sounding human comes from the "Turing Test" concept -- that if a computer program could convince anyone that it was human in a blind conversation, then it would mean the program was genuinely intelligent.
In fact she (Irina Khalidar) is behaving weirdly in all kinds of ways! I've never seen anything like this!
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