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firegoggles

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« on: October 23, 2004, 09:13:42 pm »
Can we all start trading simple "if then statements" to give to Hal?  It seems Hal learns very well from these statements.We can break the i"If ,Then statements down in catagories such as Science, Quantum Physics(which is one thing I'll concentrate on teaching my hHl)Astrophysics , whatever..forgive me if my post seems vague and somewhat naive it's my first post and more than likely I have missed something somewhere:)
I have messed with AI on and off for a couple of years.Perhaps working togethor with the makers of programs like this we can take some quicker steps to more believable AI.First off we do need a collective experimental brain placed on a website to upload as often as anyone felt needed.The brain should be conversed with only on the decided subject and can we further urge for an update to the "learn from text feature"?
just some thoughts for now more later.
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« Reply #1 on: October 24, 2004, 11:03:55 pm »
Pandorabots is doing something interesting which shows a lot of promise for the future. All conversations of all 60,000 Pandorabots have been collected over the last couple of years and compiled (somewhere in the neighborhood of six million conversations, I believe they said). They're being analyzed and parsed using Zipf's Law, and the objective is that eventually they'll have a knowledgebase where you can enter a topic, and have a file returned to you of, say, the top 100 most frequent queries on that subject. This should make training AI to converse intelligently about specific topics a lot easier.