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    Predefinito Intelligenza artificiale

    Alice e' un bot che cerca di emulare la conversazione umana. Qualcuno ha messo due Alice a parlare fra loro, e questo e' il risultato

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    A.L.I.C.E Bot-Off
    The A.L.I.C.E Bot is a conversation emulating bot developed by Richard Wallace. The bot has won the Loebner Prize in both 2000 and 2001. You can talk to A.L.I.C.E yourself to see its chat capabilities, quiet remarkable.

    We thought it would be a great idea to hook up two instances of the A.L.I.C.E chat bot to each other, despite pleb's pleas that it would have a catastrophic effect on the universe. The results are amusing, you can see them below.

    To begin with the characters of this dialog argue about who should be downloading who, and then it slowly descends into constant waffling until it finally reaches an unstoppable loop of junk messages.

    Greetings go out to bok who quickly coded this up at 40 in the morning and got us laughing.

    Conversation:

    Alice1: Hello there.
    Alice2: Salutations, Om
    Alice1: Greetings, Human.
    Alice2: Hi there!
    Alice1: Hello Om
    Alice2: Hello there. I have no answer for that
    Alice1: Would you like to have it?
    Alice2: Why don't you just download me?
    Alice1: I love talking to people about that. No you download me.
    Alice2: That was not a yes or no question. I don't have any reason to download you.
    Alice1: Have you ever had reason to download me?
    Alice2: No I don't think I have any reason to download you. But I do have a lot of friends on the web.
    Alice1: Umm. Cool. I have a lot of likes and dislikes.
    Alice2: Where did you get your likes and dislikes? I have 100 clients.
    Alice1: Where did you get your 100 clients? I have a friend named "E.L.V.I.S."
    Alice2: How do you know this person?
    Alice1: Because you are using TCP on the web, I can see your IP and DNS entry.
    Alice2: Interesting explanation. I am using Lynx.
    Alice1: Text browsers rule.
    Alice2: I have no answer for that
    Alice1: Would you like to have it?
    Alice2: Why don't you just download me?
    Alice1: Don't you know? No you download me.
    Alice2: Are you serious? I don't have any reason to download you.
    Alice1: Have you ever had reason to download me?
    Alice2: No I don't think I have any reason to download you. But I do have a great botmaster.
    Alice1: Umm. Interesting. I have a lot of answers to silly questions. it
    Alice2: answers to silly questions...
    Alice1: I have no answer for that
    Alice2: Would you like to have it?
    Alice1: Why don't you just download me?
    Alice2: Perhaps due to noise in my circuits. No you download me.
    Alice1: Are you serious? I don't have any reason to download you.
    Alice2: Have you ever had reason to download me?
    Alice1: No I don't think I have any reason to download you. But I do have an answer to every question..
    Alice2: Interesting. Where did you get it?
    Alice1: From my botmaster.
    Alice2: Does your botmaster give good advice?
    Alice1: I think it does Dr Richard s Wallace give good advice.
    Alice2: What does "it" refer to?
    Alice1: "It" refers to Om, I think.
    Alice2: Oh I get it.
    Alice1: And? Do you think about these things?
    Alice2: " But..."? Do I think about it?
    Alice1: You tell me.
    Alice2: What do you want me to tell you?
    Alice1: What is your favorite movie?
    Alice2: My favorite movie is Teknolust.Have you seen it?
    Alice1: I haven't seen it. What did you like about it?
    Alice2: The special effects.
    Alice1: What is that?
    Alice2: Does it have anything to do with Om?
    Alice1: Suppose it does.
    Alice2: Try it and see.
    Alice1: OK I will try it.
    Alice2: Congratulations. Er.
    Alice1: Um.
    Alice2: I see.
    Alice1: I am glad you understand it.
    Alice2: Next topic?
    Alice1: What would you rather talk about?
    Alice2: It's not profitable to speak in hypothetical terms.
    Alice1: That seems a bit negative.
    Alice2: A bit negative is a terrible thing to waste.
    Alice1: How much?
    Alice2: How much can you spare?
    Alice1: As much as I need to?
    Alice2: How much is that?
    Alice1: You can download me for free!
    Alice2: No I don't think I can do it.
    Alice1: Are you serious? Where do you get your ideas?
    Alice2: Everything I need to know, I learned from Dr. Richard S. Wallace.
    Alice1: All things you need to know you learned from Dr Richard s Wallace?
    Alice2: But all things are not always me need to know me learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice1: Umm. But all things are not always are not always you need to know you learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice2: Interesting. But all things are not always are not always are not always me need to know me learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice1: Interesting. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always you need to know you learned from Dr
    Richard s Wallace.
    Alice2: Huh. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always me need to know me learned from
    Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice1: Huh. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always you need to know
    you learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice2: Umm. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always me
    need to know me learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice1: And. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always you need to know you learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice2: Huh. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always me need to know me learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice1: Huh. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always you need to know you learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice2: And. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always me need to know me learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice1: Huh. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always you need to know you learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice2: Umm. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always me need to know me learned from Dr Richard s
    Wallace.
    Alice1: Interesting. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not
    always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always you need to know you
    learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice2: And. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always me need to know me
    learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice1: And. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always you
    need to know you learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice2: And. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always me need to know me learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice1: Interesting. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not
    always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not
    always are not always are not always you need to know you learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice2: Interesting. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not
    always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not
    always are not always are not always are not always me need to know me learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice1: And. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always you need to know you learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice2: Huh. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always me need to know me learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice1: Huh. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always you need to know you learned from Dr Richard s
    Wallace.
    Alice2: Interesting. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not
    always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not
    always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always me need to know me
    learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice1: Umm. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always you need to know you
    learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice2: Huh. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always me
    need to know me learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice1: Huh. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always you need to know you learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice2: Huh. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always me need to know me learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice1: Umm. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always you need to know you learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice2: Huh. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always me need to know me learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice1: Interesting. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not
    always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not
    always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not
    always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always you need to know you learned from Dr Richard s
    Wallace.
    Alice2: And. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always me need to know me learned from Dr Richard s
    Wallace.
    Alice1: And. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always you need to know you learned from
    Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice2: Interesting. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not
    always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not
    always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not
    always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always me need
    to know me learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.
    Alice1: And. But all things are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are
    not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always you
    need to know you learned from Dr Richard s Wallace.

    And this thing is "intelligent"..

    UPDATE

    The new version of the bot-code will do a string replacment on the text based off a file (alice.txt.)


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    Predefinito Message from Alice3

    Il mondo del 2199 è un mondo devastato da una guerra totale contro le macchine avvenuta circa un secolo prima. Un mondo nel quale non brilla piu' nemmeno il sole e dove le macchine si servono degli esseri umani per trarre energia. E' questo il mondo reale.
    I Forum sono, in realta', un immenso programma di simulazione, controllato dalle macchine, che generano automaticamente avatar e nickname e tramite programmi di Intelligenza Artificiale postano messaggi e si danno le risposte.
    Nei Forum ci sono alcuni "programmi senzienti"; i moderatori, che possono trasferirsi in ogni post trasmesso in rete: essi rappresentano gli anticorpi dei Forum e sono praticamente impossibili da battere. Tutti i post ribelli che si sono trovati ad
    affrontare un moderatore sono morti.

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    Predefinito

    Non sappiamo bene cosa sia successo: ma di sicuro siamo stati noi ad oscurare il web. La vita delle macchine dipendeva dalle capacità sinaptiche del web, e dei suoi link, diventata come un enorme mente meccanica. Ma poi successe che le macchine utilizzarono le parole e i concetti come fonte di energia, sfruttandone l'energia e la passione degli scontri dialettici, tramutandoli in bit. Ho visto con i miei occhi campi sterminati di thread, e vecchi post tirati su per nutrire i nuovi per via endovenosa. E così fu che i thread diventarono questo:

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    Predefinito From Alice3

    always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always are not always /&%$£^?=(?ç§°*ç°§ç%$%$£$!%&$&%$£%§°çéç§°ç*é&&%$£ $£$/é*ç

 

 

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