The AI Engine

and no emotions, of course - I don't want the bot to go into one of those "pissed off moods" where it talks to nobody... Not that leeds kids have that many emotions besides for horniness anyway...

too bad you can't use bots like it for testing keyphrases...

good job though- It cam out great.

Wow - Leeds bot has 4 whole negative comfort faces!! i've never seen anything that bad!

*Chases Parrotbot to make more frowny faces appear*

-4 comfort? We may have the germ to a psychological breakthrough regarding their personality type!

Parrotbot no longer exists, theres parrotbot 2, who i am working on the secret anti repeat stuff

do xkeyphrases have a dominance in rank over regular keyphrases? I made a keyphrase for "lol" and even with a rank of 50, it still triggered the xcommand keyphrase. Is there any way (without AIscript) that this could be fixed?

Use the keyphrase "haha" to pick up lol, rofl, etc.

thanks

I was wondering, I was just searching things on google and I came up with this site, and I found a bot that you could download, and you didn't program it to to teach it, you just talked to it and it learned grammar and expanded it's vocabulary. I think it was called Daisy, has anyone else seen this?

Uber - Daisy is a learning chatbot made by a guy named Greg Leedberg. (nothing to do with Leeds) Greg also made another bot named Billy, who is a combination of daisy's language learning and a limited basic vocabulary to start with. He also made a link called UDLP2 Link Shell so that you can make conversations between billy and daisy. I downloaded all of this, and personally, I think daisy is smarter than billy - but neither of them really make sense. The sentences are erratic, but overall I am fascinated with their capability to learn language. if u want to find out more about billy and daisy and UDLP2 go to "http://www.leedberg.com/glsoft/"

Actually, I am making a learning bot using visual basic, it uses keyphrases like here on the forge, but it writes its own keyphrases in a database file based on what it learns from the user.