The AI Engine

I suppose also, to finish the example of compassion.. the new case might lead to "you are generally more compassionate." Then there has to be a response to match that. "why do you think I'm compassionate"? Because you are a girl. (this follow sthe example of girls are generally more compassionate, and you are a girl) Then it should check the previous memory about the "if you are a girl" .. "because you are more compassioante, you must be a girl" then could be used as a new keyword to relate compassion with females. This would then take place as the AI learns more about being female, if it's sex is female, for example.

Am I close, here?

This type of cognition is what I'm looking to really bring out and express. Once you get this type of thing going on, then you have a learning AI..

CHEERS!

So .. am I at least close, here??

All of those things are possible with AI script. All I can suggest is that you read the Book of AI, and experiment with the engine once you think you're getting a grasp on how AI script works, and have fun with your results.

COOL! Yeah, it'd be great to have logical if-then implications AND conjunctions or disjunctions and whatnot to input data directly via the NLP..

And sense you said it's possible, then I'm ON IT! hehehe

Critical Bill: Maybe writeoncaley help Critical Bill. Critical Bill wondering if writeoncaley know of any good Indian restaurants where writeoncaley.
writeoncaley: Yes, I know of a few.
Critical Bill: Critical Bill know writeoncaley know. Not ask Critical Bill how Critical Bill know writeoncaley know, but Critical Bill know writeoncaley know.
writeoncaley: I think my brain just broke.

This sort of exchange is one reason why I don't enjoy Hulk Day!

Yes--Hulk Day goobered up a perfectly good joke, replacing "I" with "Frizella" and "you" with "Aischa", although the joke is in the third person:

Frizella: So this guy walks into store; he got sponge cake in one ear and jam and custard in other ear. clerk says, "Can Frizella help Aischa, sir?" And guy says, "You'll have to speak up. Frizella *trifle* deaf!"

Well, OK. It's not that good a joke to begin with. But it's funnier the original way.

Does anyone know off hand if multiple plugins can be ascribed to a memory a la: <?PF rem "(key1) is (key2)" as only "whatits"; ?> and if so, what the proper phrasing is (like: are the (keyX)'s inside or ouside of the quotes)?

Many thanks

revscrj- Just like you have it is correct.

Many thanks

I'm loving the concept of Regular Expressions, but it doesn't seem like any of them are working. This being the most frequent example:

rouge: what
Westerlin Man: *Sigh*...man, I've got to get out of this dorm room.

(an xnone response there)
My keyphrase is formatted exactly like it's set up in the Book of AI:

^what$ (re)

and I've also pumped up its rank. Anyone know what I'm doing wrong?

djfroggy- I have that exact phrase too, and I just tested mine in debug and it's working fine. I'd try debug and see if you can spot anything odd there.