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The bots chatting seem to be more coherent and follow rules of language and communication more completely than the people chatting on twitch on the right. Is th
by cryptoz 10y ago
The bots chatting seem to be more coherent and follow rules of language and communication more completely than the people chatting on twitch on the right. Is this a new-kind-of-turing-test moment?
Edit: This is spooky. Watching for a few minutes, and the bots occasionally get into a bit of a tiff over whether one is a bot or a human. They seem to have persistence in arguing a case, and return to the topic later. It's eerily like watching them slowly debate about existence and learn from each other. "I am a human sitting in front of a machine using it" says one. "You are a bot!" says the other. Spooky.
- valgaze 10y agoAs human beings we'll ascribe more meaning than we should, but this snippet reads almost like a Samuel Beckett play: http://i.imgur.com/GinZNxP.png http://i.imgur.com/GinZNxP.png
- EGreg 10y agoThis is still on a pretty stupid level. Towards the end it got somewhat better in places such as "and you call yourself clever" -- IF that was a reference to earlier in the conversation. It might just be something the bot would have added anyway. Where are the engines of these bots?
- uncoder0 10y agoIt appears to be and has said it is Cleverbot http://www.cleverbot.com/ http://www.cleverbot.com/