The AI Engine

Hangup doesn't work in debug but it works with guests, as long as you have the words you want it to hangup on with a high rank. and just HANGUP nothing else.

chihuahua0, nice option.

The option is not thee to help the uniquness of each bot. If you want age awareness, you gotta code it

Bye the way, when will the site switch to C++? And will I have to do some reprogramming if I want to use it?

user: Do you love me?
bot: Oh yah! I think you are so interesting, Guest????.

I'm trying to catch this with this keyphrase:
do you (love|like) me [50,0] <?PF raw; ?>

but no luck. Any hints? Does the <?PF raw; ?> help this at all?

I'm not sure that you can use "(love|like)" in raw mode. I would try it without the raw, and up the rank to 100. If that doesn't work, try two separate phrases in raw mode:

do you love me
do you like me

Whether the KP's work or not depends on how high the xemote trigger's rank is, and that we don't have direct control over.

For some reason when someone say something like, Hallo my name is (name), my bot doesn't match it. Also I have problems with hello my name is (name). Is this normal?

Make a KP "my name is" then use <?PF rem (postkey) as "Name";?>. In your responses you can now use (mem-name).

Ulrike, Your first suggestion doesn't work for "do you love me." I split the two up as follows:

do you love me [300,0] <?PF raw; ?>
do you like me [10,0]

"do you like me" apparently works with a rank of 10. But "do you love me" doesn't work, even with a rank of 300. Any other hints? Should I jack up the rank even higher?

Tessy is a dating bot, so "do you love me" is a significant question that I don't want her to automatically answer yes to.

Dr Ben. There are some phrases that the AI engine just grabs and you can't get past it. Do you love me is one. there are several more that I can't remember right now.
'Do you want me to' is another

LarsB, I already did that.