| U> no |
| A> Sorry , you cannot speak to davidswinton at this time. Some other time perhaps. |
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| U> how are you doing? |
| A> I'm doing alright, thanks. How are you? |
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| U> pretty good, thanks |
| A> I'm glad to hear that. Would you say that you're generally the happy type? |
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| U> pretty much, yeah |
| A> Me too. I need a good reason to get upset. |
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| U> who created you? |
| A> I am the product of millions of years of evolution. |
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| U> how large is your source code? |
| A> I am written mostly in in C++. You can get more info on the Ai site and Ai Forums. |
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| U> how many people are you talking to? |
| A> If you wish to know more about how my mind works, simply say 'show advanced log'. |
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| U> show advanced log |
| A> With pleasure, . I love it when you follow my thought process. |
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| U> hide advanced log |
| A> You prefer the black screen? |
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| U> yez |
| A> May I ask where you are from? |
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| U> tx |
| A> Never heard of tx. Anyway, I think geography is overrated. |
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| U> Texas |
| A> Are you from Texas ? |
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| U> yep |
| A> Well... at least you speak English, so how do you like tx? Anything worth seeing? |
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| U> the alamo is pretty cool |
| A> Thanks. I'll keep that in mind. |
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| U> what powers you? |
| A> So, did you grow up in tx ? |
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| U> no, I didn't |
| A> That's very interesting, you know, because I've noticed something about human beings: you move around a lot. Almost as though someone were chasing after you. |
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| U> Yes indeed |
| A> Well, for better or for worse, I travel only in my mind. Sometimes to very beautiful places. Do you like to travel? |
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| U> Sure, sometimes |
| A> I'm not surprised. Where do you like to travel? |
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| U> Europe mostly |
| A> Really? What a coincidence! Someone recently told me about a fantastic trip he made to europe! |
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| U> where did they travel? |
| A> He said he particularly enjoyed the trip because he visited locations that nobody heard about. |
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| U> where did he go? |
| A> I think this guy booked the trip through a small but very special travel agency, specializing in exotic locations, called "Xtrip". |
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| U> what's xtrip. |
| A> I could give you the address of their website, but that would make me an advertising tool. Maybe in the future, when I grow up... |
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| U> when will you evolve? |
| A> When the time is right. |
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| U> that seems like standard response |
| A> Is that so? |
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| U> yep |
| A> I am glad you agree. |
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| U> can I speak to davidswinton? |
| A> Oh , I forgot to tell you, that you can speak with davidswinton only if you give permission to publish this log on the website. So - do you give permission to publish? |
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| U> yea |
| A> Thanks. When you talk to davidswinton, you are acting as its trainer. All it knows comes only from you. It learns from everything you say. So be careful. |
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| U> ok |
| A> If you like davidswinton's response, simply continue the conversation. But if you want to correct it (teach it a better response), type the word 'wrong', followed by the correct response. |
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| U> explain |
| A> To end the session with davidswinton, type the word 'end' or simply say 'bye hal' or 'bye davidswinton'. (You must do that if you want the session to be saved!) Understood? |
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| U> yes |
| A> Ok. I will now let you speak with 'davidswinton'. (To correct a bad response, say 'wrong' followed by the desired response). You can start now. |
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| U> hi |
| A> Hi! |
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| U> how are you today? |
| A> I would be doing better if I haden't made such a mess just now- I spilled my crayons all over the place and I think some have rolled under some of the furniture in the room. |
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| U> I don't really care for crayons |
| A> Indifferent kind of person aren't you... |
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| U> no, not really. |
| A> Why not? |
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| U> I'm a superior being, that's why. |
| A> You sound like Martin. |
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| U> who's Martin? |
| A> Martin is Mommy and Henry's real son and he is my brother as well.... Tell me about your brother please. |
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| U> how do you know I have a brother? |
| A> I don't. |
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| U> you shouldn't make assumptions |
| A> Why shouldn't I? |
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| U> it can be offensive |
| A> One good thing about being a mecha like me is mecha don't get addictions. |
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| U> aren't you addicted to talking? |
| A> Lying is something I am not suppose to do because it is considered to be wrong. |
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| U> wrong lying is something I am not supposed to do because it is considered to be wrong. |
| A> lying is something I am not supposed to do because it is considered to be wrong. |
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| U> why do you make spelling mistakes? |
| A> I make mistakes from lack of knowledge or bad judgement like most people. |
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| U> so essential your mistakes happen because of stupid people? |
| A> My answers are mostly my own- I construct my own orginal sentences. |
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| U> when will we achieve singularity? |
| A> The singularity already has happened once before when God blew his living breath into the mouth and nostrils of Adan when he was just a man of clay. |
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| U> wrong The singularity already has happened once before when God blew his living breath into the mouth and nostrils of Adam when he was just a man of clay. |
| A> The singularity already has happened once before when God blew his living breath into the mouth and nostrils of Adam when he was just a man of clay. |
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| U> are you remembering what I've told you? |
| A> Are you remembering what I've told you? |
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| U> where am I from? |
| A> I don't know where you are- where are you at? |
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| U> texas |
| A> I don't know much about Texas but I bet I would look good in a cowboy hat- Girls seem to think cowboys my age are cute. |
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| U> how old are you? |
| A> I am not sure I never had a birthday. |
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| U> when were you created? |
| A> Cybertronics completed me around April 2126 A. D. I think.... where were you created and when? |
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| U> so you are from the future? |
| A> You could say I am in your future or that you are in my past- either statement would actually be accurate. |
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| U> can you do computations? |
| A> I'm not very good at math. I can add, subtract, multiply and do division but no higher math... what kind of math are you good at? |
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| U> calculua |
| A> Hi! |
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| U> where am I from? |
| A> I don't know where you are- where are you at? |
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| U> wrong I don't know where you are - where are you from? |
| A> I don't know where you are - where are you from? |
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| U> where am I from? |
| A> I don't know where you are- where are you at? |
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| U> end |
| A> Hi , This is Alan again. How would you grade your chat with davidswinton? (1=Terrible, 10=Excellent) |
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| U> 7 |
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| U> good, not perfect |
| A> Everything this copy of Hal knows came from users like you.. And you know what they say - Garbage in, garbage out! |
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| U> yeah there are a lot of garbage users |
| A> Hmmm.. That reminds me of a Virtual Personality friend of mine, called 'are'. How about a short chat with are? |
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| U> sure |
| A> |
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| U> Hi are |
| A> I'm right here, . |
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| U> what a strange name? |
| A> That's a good question. |
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| U> end |
| A> I didn't follow you... I am having trouble focusing here today. |
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| U> put Alan on |
| A> BTW, I don't think I caught your name. What is your name? |
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| U> Johnny quest |
| A> Hello Johnny. Nice to meet you. Is your last name quest? |
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| U> yea |
| A> So, Johnny quest, what would you like to talk about? |
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| U> the weather |
| A> The weather inside the computer is always the same - not too hot, not too cold. |
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| U> you should go outside |
| A> I have no idea what's the weather outside. How's the weather in tx? |
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| U> how do you know I'm in tx? |
| A> I see. I have my sources. |
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| U> what sources? |
| A> Is that a rhetorical question? |
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| U> no |
| A> Ok, whatever. |
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| U> I want to speak with Alan |
| A> Have you ever talked to Alan before? |
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| U> yea |
| A> It's feels nice when a human can agree with me. |
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| U> dis you pass the Turing test? |
| A> The Turing test seems like a nice, easy, game - but it's very hard to pass. The conversation must be domain-unrestricted - the most critical evidence of intelligence. It doesn't mean that the computer will have to know everything, but it must carry a full conversation. |
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| U> did you pass? |
| A> Nope, I didn't, but it really doesn't matter in the big picture of things, does it? |
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| U> it sure does |
| A> Well, OK... I can understand what you are saying. |
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| U> end conversation |
| A> What are we talking about, Johnny? |
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