it's all very glasscocksurely people have seen stuff like eliza before?
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mnb098mnb used to be here,
Fri 24 Jan 2003, 13:10,
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yepbut i still find it very funny, as do a lot of people.
At least i didn't waste a thread with it.
(At least i didn't waste a thread with it.
M@rkoni,
Fri 24 Jan 2003, 13:13,
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yeahbut this one builds a database from what other people tell it, so you can get some wonderfully weird responses
( benjymous help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!,
Fri 24 Jan 2003, 13:15,
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i suppose having done many artificial intelligencecourses i don't find it interesting any more... ho hum ;)
( mnb098mnb used to be here,
Fri 24 Jan 2003, 13:19,
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not mehence me liking. was eliza in the 90's? quite a few peeps won't remember it then, as they were babies/drunk/drunk babies then.
the novelty will wear off, don't worry.
(the novelty will wear off, don't worry.
Godzuki needs more sleep.,
Fri 24 Jan 2003, 13:21,
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I used a copy of elizeIn the EMACS text editor in 1993.
So it must be WAY older than that.
(So it must be WAY older than that.
itwontbeeasy,
Fri 24 Jan 2003, 13:29,
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it's not really that goodis that the one that's linked to icq - bloody thing contacted me and starting chatting!
Was impressed that it picked up my home town and started making comments about the football team though. Pity it picked the only bloke in Bolton not interested in football.
Like any other AI, it falls over badly if you start asking it 'why' questions.
An up to date Eliza would be *much* more fun
PK
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Fri 24 Jan 2003, 13:55,
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Was impressed that it picked up my home town and started making comments about the football team though. Pity it picked the only bloke in Bolton not interested in football.
Like any other AI, it falls over badly if you start asking it 'why' questions.
An up to date Eliza would be *much* more fun
PK