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Chat with Elbot, which almost passed the Turing Test this morning
- cperciva 18y agoSpectacular failure in two lines of conversation: Me: What do you think of Strauss? Elbot: I don't know what a Strauss is! Me: Richard Strauss was one of the greatest composers of the early 20th century. Elbot: Oh, I talked to Richard this morning. I think Elbot's authors need to work on keeping a bit more state between comments.
- parenthesis 18y agoThis reminds me of my attempts to teach A.L.I.C.E. ( http://alice.pandorabots.com/ http://alice.pandorabots.com/ ) : Human: Who is the prime minister of britain? ALICE: Tony Blair. Human: No, it is Gordon Brown now. ALICE: Oh. Are you serious? Should I know it is? Human: Yes, I've told you so before, please remember. ALICE: I will ask my botmaster to program it. Take it easy. What happened after please remember ? Human: So who is the prime minister in the uk? ALICE: Dude! Tony Blair.
- amichail 18y agoInstead of testing it, you might have more fun by chatting with it in a simple way. Also, check out http://chatbotgame.com http://chatbotgame.com.
- bayareaguy 18y agoThe title of this article is misleading - I very much doubt this thing came close to passing the test. > Please tell me one thing you know. It would be nice if you could tell me something, such as a fairy tale about robots. > Do you know any fairy tales? Does this mean you would like me to tell you my story? > If that is something you know. It's about time that you came to see me. What were you doing before you came? > Before I came I was reading news.ycombinator.com but that's beside the point, I'd like to know something you know. Couldn't you tell me something for a change, for example: Why don't you human beings rust when it rains on you? > I just told you something about me. Don't you remember what it is? I'll say one thing: You seem highly interested in robotic opinions.