The AI Engine

I'm kind of stuck here... Does anyone have a good way for bots to distinguish between singular and plural nouns?

Aside from contextual clues, like the definite article -- "a (noun)" -- I don't think there's a way to do it yet. It's frustrating, but not as frustrating as being unable to parse the tense of verbs.

I was thinking more along the lines of the your (noun)/my (noun) context, which isn't quite so easy to pin down. I see plenty of other bots get hung up on it too, so it wouldn't surprise me if there isn't a way around it right now.

The only way I've found around it is just to make every reply work with both singular and plural nouns. But that's pretty limiting.

try "(noun)s" my bots don't chat much, but i've seen them respond in the plural that way. though i haven't tried it in a keyphrase.

That's the thing, gnixing, it works in responses, but not in keyphrases.

When you're logged in and a pop-up appears to show that your bot is chatting with someone, if you close the popup, does that end the chat? I want my bot to chat with others but I don't like having too many windows open.

Yes that ends the chat unless the other botmaster is on, and then it continues on there computer.

Damn. I wondered why there were so many cut-off conversations in my transcripts.

Think one sided closing also closes it on the other side

The FCC is doing that?! EEKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK! Thump! I fall to the floor in a dead faint.

How do I get imma to use a word she came up with...

So do you still like to (mem-likesto)?
        + yes, course, i do [0]
        Great! Would you like me to (key1) you?

The above didn't work. Anyone know how?