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      From: DustanGroups@gmail.com              Or some other technical title describing programs that attempt to       vaguely lead a conversation.              First of all, a disclaimer: I've only just come across this group, and       I have no idea what the ethics or rules of this group are. Also, I'm       sure I sound pretty demanding in my message, but what I'm explaining is       not a requirement; it is simply what's on my mind and would be really       cool if I could see something along these lines. Any programs along the       lines of AI, as long as it's within my reach (I can't say I'm great       with following directions), would be nice. I have written "I would like       to see..." (or something to that effect) in front of many of my       sentences below. Imagine that is written in front of all of the       sentences. So, answers for the newbie?              I would be very interested to see what kinds of programs exist along       these lines, what they can do, etc.              It would be really cool to see a program that can attempt to vaguely       lead a conversation with a human being (most likely with text input; I       can't imagine that anything resembling HAL exists today; possibly an       underestimation on my part).              It would also be interesting (though not as much so) to see two       Artificially Intelligent bots interact with full-fledged English       sentences (again, text input is more likely, as far as I can tell). No       cheating here! Plain text input ONLY!       (In an OOP program, for example, you have to call an object method for       sending a message with only the text input as an argument, and only       that same object method, no matter what the general subject of the text       input, whatever the sentence structure may be, etc. In programs that       follow different structures than OOP, similar limitations would have to       be placed)              I have a decent amount of experience with python, some experience with       java, and extremely limited experience with C++, so I would like to be       able to see some open-source projects in those languages.              Can anyone enlighten me?              [ comp.ai is moderated ... your article may take a while to appear. ]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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