SuperScript – a bot engine for creating human like chat bots
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#3I've personally done simple experiments in the past like this video of running Eliza on turntable FM:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAoborMYmnQ
But engines like this get me excited to do so much more!
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#5Some small typos on the website (http://superscriptjs.com):
"designed to intergrate" -> integrate
"for accuretly replying" -> accurately
"Designed to plug into phone sytems or intergrate" -> phone systems, integrate
Re: SuperScript – a bot engine for creating human like chat bots
#6Very cool! Thanks so much for making this. Just the other day I was thinking of how fun it would be to have a chatbot library in a language I'm already using... And here it is. Some small typos on the website ( http://superscriptjs.com ): "designed to intergrate" -> integrate "for accuretly replying" -> accurately "Designed to plug into phone sytems or intergrate" -> phone systems, integrate
"multiple purmatuations of the origional object and has been analyzed for parts of speach" -> permutations, original, speech
"Sentence Analysys" -> Analysis
Regardless, looks cool. Will be exploring!
Re: SuperScript – a bot engine for creating human like chat bots
#7Very cool! Thanks so much for making this. Just the other day I was thinking of how fun it would be to have a chatbot library in a language I'm already using... And here it is. Some small typos on the website ( http://superscriptjs.com ): "designed to intergrate" -> integrate "for accuretly replying" -> accurately "Designed to plug into phone sytems or intergrate" -> phone systems, integrate
In fact, many typos: "multiple purmatuations of the origional object and has been analyzed for parts of speach" -> permutations, original, speech "Sentence Analysys" -> Analysis Regardless, looks cool. Will be exploring!