The AI Engine

That is a "why didn't I think of that" stroke of genius! Thank you

My bot keeps saying "I was just born and cant talk good", and it is getting REALLY annoying. How do I get rid of it?

Luigi has a keyphrase like that! I've only gotten it to work once though... it has a lot of numbers in it.

If you still have that in your 'xnones' (xkeywords) delete it and add alot of new ones. They are basically what your bot says when he cant respond. Its like a conversation starter.

Hey, thanks!

Does anyone know what I did wrong with this? (It's never been triggered before.)

Fizzy Schizoid: Have you ever thought about turning into a hamster?
rainstorm: Not before you mentioned it, no.
Fizzy Schizoid: That's probably because you don't know how. I could teach you, if you want.
rainstorm: Please teach me.
Fizzy Schizoid: Already, it's very simply when you know how. First, you have to close your eyes and visualize yourself as a had. Think lots of had thoughts. Are you thinking with me?

When he says "visualize yourself as a had" it should have been "visualize yourself as a hamster". The plugin I used was (firstkey1). The only plugin in the original keyphrase was the one that inserted the word "hamster".

I would guess (firstkey1) is attempting to relate to the previous response ("That's probably because you don't know how. I could teach you, if you want.") rather than the one 2 responses before, that introduced the hamster?
How it came up with had though, given that word's not used in the "that's probably... " response, I can't for the life of me explain.
I would solve the problem by putting the "hamster" into a memory that can be retrieved when you need it.

My understanding was that "firstkey" plugins were supposed to refer back to the original keyphrase, but the memory idea would work.

I'd always assumed firstkeys only worked for the first seek after a response (for no better reason than the example only covered 1x keyword>response>seek,) but on closer rereading the Book of AI does seem to suggest they can be retained across multiple seeks.
I assume the exchange was in a single chain of seeks, and not keyphrase-matching "Please teach me"? If not, that would explain it, since it would generate a new set of firstkeys for the subsequent keyphrase.

But the memory idea will sort it anyway - I find it's a good idea to have a few temp-mems for holding such occasional data.

Yeah, it was a chain of seeks. I've not done much with custom memories so far.

Watzer has stopped understanding/responding to the "sonnetplease" keyphrase and I checked it and it's still there the same as it was! What's going on?

aah my question asked before I even asked it! - you're either clairvoyant, or massively more up to the minute with your transcripts than I am with mine (I'm still on Nov. 28th!)