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Chatterbots
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| Because
there are nowadays lots of chatterbots on the
internet, I had to make a selection. Lists full
of other chatterbots can be found in the 'link
collection' sites below. |
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Link
collections
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| Top
chatterbots |
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listing has been based on the chatterbox
challenge and the Loebner Price 2003 results,
complemented with my own view. |
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Elbot |
From
the chatterbox challenge: "Elbot
is a sarcastic robot who may be more
human than he thinks. His purpose is
to entertain and amuse while showing
what Lingubots can do. Elbot has a few
special robotic themes, but also takes
on the challenging task of being conversant
on just about everything. "
He won the 2003 Chatterbox challenge.
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Info from chatterbox challenge
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Talk-bot |
Retrieved
from a UFO crash in January 2001 the injuries
sustained in the accident leaves this
ever more knowledgeable chatterbot is
unsure whether he is a robot or a human.
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Info from chatterbox challenge |
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Yabberwacky
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A
completely insane chatterbot described
by its author as 'weird'. It is teachable,
silly, quick-witted, pedantic and generally
an all-round smart-ass from Rollo Carpenter.
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Info from chatterbox challenge |
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Eugene |
His
home-site calls him the weirdest creature
in the world, but I think Eugene is, at
least for a chatterbot, quite normal.
He's quite good, but not very exciting.
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Info from chatterbox challenge |
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Alice
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A
project that attempts to transfer the
contents of a mind into computers and
create Chatterbots of themselves. In this
case, it is the 'mind' of Professor Richard
S. Wallace.
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Info from the chatterbox challenge |
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Alan |
Home
chatterbot of the A-I research program,
this bot wasn't designed to win the any
price, but is actually quite intelligent
and nice to talk with. Check out one of
the HAL's as well, or better, the whole
research project. |
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Yabberwock |
Understanding
more than 20,000 words - and knowing just
shy of 1,000,000 sentences - this huge
English and German speaking Chatterbot
likes riddles. He won the 2003 Loebner
price
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Info from chatterbox |
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Open
source + downloadable bots
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| Pandora |
Create
your own chatterbot. Based on ALICE software.
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| Open
Mind 1001 questions |
Develops
world knowledge by the input of online
users. Project of MIT. |
| Open
mind related reseach |
Research
related to the open mind project |
| PASCALice |
A
free AIML interpreter written in DELPHI.
Sourcecode available for free. |
| The
Personality Force |
The
world's first community of living people
and artificial intelligence entities called
bots. Chat with bots and botmasters, then
create your own artificial intelligence
personality, and turn it loose to chat
with real people and other bots |
| Software
links |
Lots
of links to handy software. |
| Artificial
ingenuity |
Intelligent
and Social Sytems research. |
| Archbot |
Archbot
is a chatterbot building system or "architecture"
that allows the user to build voice controlled,
scriptable, animated chatterbots using
XML files that provide the bot's specifications.
Bots with different brains, personalities,
and even different genders can be built
using this architecture. |
| Alex |
Scored
the most points in last year's Loebner
Prize |
| FAQ |
A
FAQ about creating your own chatbot. |
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Other
Chatterbots
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| The
blurring test |
The
opposite of the turing test: try to convince
a chatterbot named mr. mind that you are
Human. Considering machines might take
over the world one day, it might come
in handy :). |
| MegaHAL |
Downloadable
IRC chatbot. |
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