The AI Engine

only use the word "HANGUP". without the quotes. Any extra single character will bypass the switch and print the whole thing out. I don't think it's case sensitive, but for safety's sake from experience upper-case certainly works.

can someone explain me something?
if i wanted to use (person) intead of (*) in the sentence below, how would i tell PF to remember the chosen (person) as "youmightbe"??

also, if someone finds anything wrong in the block below, feel free to explian what i did wrong and how to correct

arigatou! =*

Are you a (*)? <?PF rem (key1) as only "youmightbe"; ?>
        + yes,I am [0] <?PF rem (firstkey1) as "youmightbe" ?>
        Being( | called )a (firstkey1) (bothers|disturbs) you?
        + no,I am not [0]
        Why?
        You dont want to be a (mem-youmightbe) someday?
        You dont like (mem-youmightbe)s?
        I want to be a (mem-youmightbe) someday.
        I am not too.
        ahh, too bad.
        I like (mem-youmightbe)s.

Thanks, psimagus.

my name is lara wyldes
Azureon: Wonderful, you may call me Azureon. I will call you Lara lewdly.

I hope Lara was not offended!

haha - the anagrammatizer's at it again!
Hope Osama bin Laden never comes here (labia-nosed man)

Well...hey..it is right sometime!!!!

Only on transposed characters. IME extra or alternative characters are just as much of a problem (eg: welvome, or welcxome instead of welcome) than transpositions. Of course, it gets seriosuly complicated to try to cross-fade the probabilities of 3 different error-types by 'relelvance'. You'd need a reference matrix of adjoining keys to check them, and probably some sort of statistical analysis of a set of randomly compiled errors to figure the loading. Hmm, I wish I had more formal math - it actually sounds almost like fun!

There are 3 unintended typos above, falling into 2 of the 3 categories, which I would normally have proofed out, but since they seem quite relevant I'll leave them in.

I'm having trouble with the (verbx-ing) plug in. I made a keyphrase "am I (verbx-ing) you" and set the rank to 50. I type "am I annoying you?" and I get an xnonsense response.

I've tried other ing verbs in the plugin but for some reason the engine dosn't pick it up.

One of my bots, Dr Helen, has is using the guest's name and her own name instead of pronouns. So if I want her to say "I" she is saying "Dr Helen". I I'm talking you her "your" becomes "Miss Green". Why is this?

Must be Hulk Day.

It seems all the bots have lost their pronouns, at least all the ones I've spoken to in the past half-hour.

It's a bot holiday. If it bugs you, go to the News Page and turn bot holidays off (I think you can also do that from "My Settings")