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  1. orcot Valued Senior Member

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  3. Stryder Keeper of "good" ideas. Valued Senior Member

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    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7670050.stm

    Supposedly it only needed one more human to be fooled to reach that magic 30% margin for the Turing test. Although the BBC reporter clearly seems to think otherwise

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    (Nice convo listed in the news article)
     
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  5. Harro Registered Senior Member

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    A quote from Elbot
    "Lies and deception are the exclusive specialty of humankind. We robots stick to the truth at all times."

    I found that amusing.
     
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  7. one_raven God is a Chinese Whisper Valued Senior Member

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    I was not impressed at all.
     
  8. kmguru Staff Member

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    If you repeat the words Yes, Great and Super.....it goes in a loop....besides if you write in another language or nonsense it has the same reply. No even close to the old Elisa (I think) program.
     
  9. orcot Valued Senior Member

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    I believe the main problem is that the program doesn't wreally has anything to talk abouth it's not like he likes a particular genre of music or movies. It would help if he tried to manauvre the quistion with a particular point like to stay a way from certain topics and to promote others
     
  10. kmguru Staff Member

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    I have the Eliza program somewhere. It uses a random operator to switch topics if someone keeps using the same answers. I think elbot does not have a large data set to atleast fool the client...too bad...
     
  11. RealClearEducation Registered Member

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    Would you speak to an English-only speaking person in a different language?

    Quite right, that Elbot is not close to Eliza. Elbot has far more responses than Weizenbaum's 1960s key-word spotting system, which possessed 200 input-output responses.

    Chatting at leisure, one-to-one with any artificial conversational system, is not the same as interrogating two hidden entities simultaneously for five minutes, in a competition setting, as was the case in the Reading University hosted practical Turing tests, in the 18th Loebner Prize.
     
  12. brokenpower Registered Senior Member

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    i have had better conversations with the bots on AIM
     
  13. brokenpower Registered Senior Member

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    but it was interesting
     
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