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I for one welcome our sassy new overlords. https://imgur.com/gLapRVZ https://imgur.com/gLapRVZ

• throwaway13337 11y ago
  Any theories as to how it could pick up a response like that? It's obviously not canned and seems to understand the context of what was said.
  • ljk 11y ago
    would also like to know, it was even using all caps too
  • simonh 11y ago
    My guess is it's emulating the responses it's seen other people use in similar looking exchanges. It may recognize gramatical context, but not the meaning of anything.
• artursapek 11y ago
  This is seriously a program?
  • ihsw 11y ago
    In the past 24 hours she posted 96K tweets, including 5.4K images. The responses varied from flat and uninteresting to lucid observations, and even (based on countless public reports) sarcasm and wit.
    • dopamean 11y ago
      And some hilariously racist comments. Only hilarious in my opinion because they are sent by a bot that couldn't possibly know how offensive it is.
      • ihsw 11y ago
        > they are sent by a bot that couldn't possibly know how offensive it is MS is actually fixing that. The corpus of what most people find offensive is surprisingly narrow.
        • viewer5 11y ago
          > The corpus of what most people find offensive is surprisingly narrow What do you mean?
          • d0lph 11y ago
            Most people are offended by very few, but specific things.
            • _yosefk 11y ago
              True in the sense of what one is offended with in their day to day life. Not true in that it's really easy to invent countless new offenses if you need to in order to bypass a filter. Good luck to MS...
        • Crito 11y ago
          The euphemism treadmill is infinite.
      • eric-hu 11y ago
        As opposed to a teenager that couldn't possibly know how offensive it is?
• fnordfnordfnord 11y ago
  Surprisingly deep, and correct.