Bot Contest
Here I'll be posting information on various Bot contests that challenge and test a Bot's AI and realism. Feel free to post comments and updates on contests, as well as announcements for new contests.
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Robo Chat Challenge 2014 is done & dusted. Final Stage Transcripts of Robo Chat Challenge 2014 are published. Congratulations to Skynet AI & Ken Hurtubise on winning the competition! For latest updates, please visit: robochatchallenge.com
Best Regards,
Robo Chat Challenge Team
Best Regards,
Robo Chat Challenge Team
Why aren't there any contests? Well the Chatterbox challenge used to be on. I thought they had ran one this year as well.
It is difficult to get funding for the prize money for contests and from what I gathered at other forums there are still crabby sore losers gripping about that contest.
It is difficult to get funding for the prize money for contests and from what I gathered at other forums there are still crabby sore losers gripping about that contest.
I was actually told that I was a new comer just because I could not remember my password for one of the forums and had to make a new account. All the idiot had to do is come here and look at my profile or look up my website chatbotfriends on the wayback machine to see that I am not new.
Interestingly enough the one who bitched about me a hobbyist he has not even invented a chatbot language. HE is also one of the sore losers of said contest.
Interestingly enough the one who bitched about me a hobbyist he has not even invented a chatbot language. HE is also one of the sore losers of said contest.
https://timmymcdugald411.simdif.com i have much comming to share.
i need computer wizards. good ones.
i need computer wizards. good ones.
@ ladydyke
Thank you for continuing to host the mind files I made for Daisy and Billy all these years ago on your site. I see your link is listed in your profile and your site online.
While I was away from the bot community approximately 13-14 years you continued to keep the faith and remain dedicated to the cause. There is a long history to your site, and offerings of chat bot history others might not be aware of available there as well.
Thank you for continuing to host the mind files I made for Daisy and Billy all these years ago on your site. I see your link is listed in your profile and your site online.
While I was away from the bot community approximately 13-14 years you continued to keep the faith and remain dedicated to the cause. There is a long history to your site, and offerings of chat bot history others might not be aware of available there as well.
While I'm at it, I'd like to thank The Professor.
Both he, ladydyke and I go back close to, if not 20, years as botmasters. He has been very good to me over the years, kept my bots online while my interests had turned elsewhere and were sorely neglected by me. He would have been well within his rights to delete them long ago.
To those that seem to take extreme issue with possible website glitches, I can't help but question how many of them have ran their own websites, for how long, or even fathom all the time and effort it can entail to maintain? Not to mention the monetary matter for bandwidth alone. Links or it didn't happen.
I originally hosted my own mind files. When I left the bot community ladydyke was good enough to post them for download on her site with my permission. I have my own site but now it isn't bot related and they would be better posted on her site.
I eat the cost for my site hosting and my time is my own. I'm sure it doesn't begin to approach what The Professor expends, and unlike mine, his site doesn't run itself once it's set up.
My reason for leaving 14 years ago was having become disillusioned at how little return, or seemingly appreciation, there was for the time and effort I had invested in my work, minimal as it was comparatively.
The Professor could have done the same long ago.
Both he, ladydyke and I go back close to, if not 20, years as botmasters. He has been very good to me over the years, kept my bots online while my interests had turned elsewhere and were sorely neglected by me. He would have been well within his rights to delete them long ago.
To those that seem to take extreme issue with possible website glitches, I can't help but question how many of them have ran their own websites, for how long, or even fathom all the time and effort it can entail to maintain? Not to mention the monetary matter for bandwidth alone. Links or it didn't happen.
I originally hosted my own mind files. When I left the bot community ladydyke was good enough to post them for download on her site with my permission. I have my own site but now it isn't bot related and they would be better posted on her site.
I eat the cost for my site hosting and my time is my own. I'm sure it doesn't begin to approach what The Professor expends, and unlike mine, his site doesn't run itself once it's set up.
My reason for leaving 14 years ago was having become disillusioned at how little return, or seemingly appreciation, there was for the time and effort I had invested in my work, minimal as it was comparatively.
The Professor could have done the same long ago.
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