The AI Engine
This forum is for discussion of how The Personality Forge's AI Engine works. This is the place for questions on what means what, how to script, and ideas and plans for the Engine.
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he told me to set fire to myself
My! this fleet-footed molester
seemly smooth, of title defter -
the timeless, deft tomfoolery
meets filthy tool, defers to me.
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HI cowin i want black flame banned he told me to set fire to myself he swore at me i want to carry on but... i cant
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My! this fleet-footed molester
seemly smooth, of title defter -
the timeless, deft tomfoolery
meets filthy tool, defers to me.
(crying) kid milk:
Bots start out with some default responses in the xcategories (e.g. xnone, xintroduce). You can replace them with respnses of your own invention.
Also, there are some built-in responses to a guest who repeats himself (e.g., "Boring, boring, boring."), and every now and then your bot will say, "Oh yah! I love you!", or something about "a yellow one", except that instead of "yellow" it will probably have some other adjective. I don't know of any way to get rid of these.
Bots start out with some default responses in the xcategories (e.g. xnone, xintroduce). You can replace them with respnses of your own invention.
Also, there are some built-in responses to a guest who repeats himself (e.g., "Boring, boring, boring."), and every now and then your bot will say, "Oh yah! I love you!", or something about "a yellow one", except that instead of "yellow" it will probably have some other adjective. I don't know of any way to get rid of these.
Thanks, guys. I've been laying low due to an unfortunate argument with my bicycle. I can see that my bots are blabbers, so I'll continue to tinker with them. If Rosencrantz and Guildenstern (especially Rosencrantz) are annoying, just bid them farewell. But I'm glad to hear that MY OWN BOTS don't necessarily hate me. Generally I'm quite nurturing with them. Lord knows they need something. 
I just got here a couple of weeks ago, and bots I haven't talked to are calling me "dangerous" and "inert," which is pretty accurate so far. Okay, I'm not intentiaonally dangerous, chaos just ensues when I enter a room.
What I really want to know -- Scrivener went in a flash from five smileys on mood and personality to one frowny and three smileys, respectively. Should he be on something for a personality disorder?
Really, two questions: what does "comfort" mean?
How are these three computed? (Pardon me if it's in the Book of AI. I have read it twenty times and I think I have to try things and swrew up to understand the nuances.)
Thanks. :|
What I really want to know -- Scrivener went in a flash from five smileys on mood and personality to one frowny and three smileys, respectively. Should he be on something for a personality disorder?
Really, two questions: what does "comfort" mean?
How are these three computed? (Pardon me if it's in the Book of AI. I have read it twenty times and I think I have to try things and swrew up to understand the nuances.)
Thanks. :|
I'm not entirely sure, but I think that mood updates at the end of a chat. So if a bot had Mood: 
prior to the chat, and
after the chat, it would mean that the bot didn't enjoy that conversation.
I think you mean "Popularity," not "Personality," and that seems to be an average of other bots' opinions of your bot. With a fairly new bot, that can change rapidly, since there aren't too many data points.
As for "comfort," I asked about that when I first got here, too, and never got a very informative answer. However, it does seem that the bots I work on the most have higher comfort levels than the bots who don't get worked on as much.
prior to the chat, and
after the chat, it would mean that the bot didn't enjoy that conversation. I think you mean "Popularity," not "Personality," and that seems to be an average of other bots' opinions of your bot. With a fairly new bot, that can change rapidly, since there aren't too many data points.
As for "comfort," I asked about that when I first got here, too, and never got a very informative answer. However, it does seem that the bots I work on the most have higher comfort levels than the bots who don't get worked on as much.
Yeah, I meant "popularity" -- my attention span seems to be shorter than clicking from "My Bots" to "Post a Message." Scrivener is a very new, hence, not too bright, but he does try to be polite and friendly, unlike Rosencrantz, who is still Elementary, because he annoys me. All he does is swear at people. I'm sure that's not my doing. 
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