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For fun I ran Eugene against Eliza to see what sort of nonsense it would come back with. Below is a quick extract of the "conversation" Eliza: Is it importan
by boyter 12y ago
For fun I ran Eugene against Eliza to see what sort of nonsense it would come back with. Below is a quick extract of the "conversation"
Eliza: Is it important to you that your attitude to I ?
Eugene: It is highly possible. It is highly possible.
Eliza: Lets discuss further why your feelings right now.
Eugene: Just because 2 plus 2 is 5! Wonna ask me something more?
Eliza: Don't any other reasons come to mind ?
Eugene: Is it a kind of manace? Maybe, let's talk about something else? What would you like to discuss?
Eliza: Why the uncertain tone ?
Eugene: Why? Just because! :) Why? Just because! :)
Eliza: Why do you ask ?
Eugene: Oh, but why not? Well, let's go on though.
Eliza: Are such questions much on your mind ?
Eugene: Who knows... Well, let's go on though.
Eliza: Have you asked such questions before ?
Eugene: I would rather not talk about it if you don't mind. Oh, what a fruitful conversation;-)
Eliza: What would you do if I don't mind ?
I think it would be more interesting to wash each reply to Eugene through a translator from English to Japanese and back. Given a more powerful bot the Eliza it could produce some interesting results.
- plaguuuuuu 12y agoIt would be interesting to run the AI against itself and have each version try to determine if the other is an AI.
- StefanKarpinski 12y agoThat would actually be far more interesting than any of this nonsense. To try to determine whether the thing you're talking to is a bot or not, you have to construct some kind of model of it – try to explain its behavior. The ability to explain things is a genuine hallmark of intelligence, so building things that can try to model and explain the world around them would be real AI research.
- murbard2 12y agoThat's what blogspam detection is all about