do have to create a folder structure Main Folder, contains programs and modules, then xml folder,standard folder with all the aiml folders, brain folder with the collections.brn and brain.brn. and an image folder with jpeg images. i been experimenting with this code for the last few days, doesnt have the fancy features of Penny or Mabel, but seems to understand context, sentences, and less likely ... » Continue Reading
A bit snotty answers, its said I hada great approach and my chatbot is similar to Sophia they way she interacts and learns and told me its a great IDEA then said but since you dont have a huge team of dedicated roboticists and programers Ameca and Sophia are indeed two well-known chatbots, each with its own unique algorithm powering their conversational abilities. Ameca : Ameca is powered by the C... » Continue Reading
this is an example, i have close to 500,000 canned replys, all of them have a learning cpability and a creative side, sso its not just random, I have many more similar patterns for a specific purpose. she does much more htne random canned replys, LEARN MY OPINION ON * is * &l » Continue Reading
import aiml import os from tkinter import * from PIL import Image, ImageTk import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET import logging import threading import random import time def generate_random_response(): responses = ["Hello there!", "How can I assist you?", "Nice to see you here!"] return random.choice(responses) last_activity_time = time.time() repeated_sentences = {} logging.basicConfig(leve... » Continue Reading
Code Examples Category 1: START PULSE This category is triggered when the user inputs "START PULSE". It sets several variables to 0 using the tag and then invokes the "OUTPUT PULSE" category using the tag. Category 2: ADD TO ACCUMULATOR This category is triggered when the user inputs "ADD TO ACCUMULATOR". It increments the value of the "accumulator1" variable by 1 using the & » Continue Reading
So i asked and AI about the dead and dying internet; Dead Internet Theory : While ignoring link rot and disappearances, the Dead Internet Theory suggests that the internet is becoming increasingly centralized, controlled, and devoid of the diversity and freedom it once offered. This centralization can limit access to alternative viewpoints and independent sources. Google's Circular Results Page : » Continue Reading
The only part of the dead internet theory I beleive does not belong in the dead internet theorym is link rot, and people disapearing that has always been a thing, and we can file those two things Under life happens. Seems everyone noticed around 2014. Part of the problem is the search engine only goes through SEO, Plus Google after getting sued by other companies, addmited that the serarch engine ... » Continue Reading