I would really like to understand why that computer thinks it's a unicorn. "I'm not a robot, I'm a unicorn" smells like a meme waiting to explode.
To the t-shirt presses!
To the t-shirt presses!
Pretty sure if you keep hitting "Think for me" Cleverbot talks to itself. Anyway, what's with these robots and their fascination with unicorns? They sound like children!Treblaine said:I was recreating this scenario, facing cleverbot against cleverbot in different windows copy+pasting each response over and this is the last bit I got (Remember, I am tricking the Cleverbots to speak to each other, so both are cleverbot):
"Mark twain.
I hate him.
Who do you hate?
The video games.
No, I haven't. I don't generally play video games.
Are you a unicorn."
(should I continue?)
I kind of thought that since the robot believed in God but is not a Christian, then by that a possibility in what it thinks is God, is the person that created it.Treblaine said:I find it interesting, in Science-fiction Artificial-intelligence has always been shown as hyper-intelligent ultra-rational.
You know what is so scary about this: they aren't.
They are contradictory, confrontational and use such absurd logic that frightens me more as they seem totally beyond reason or manipulation.
And I just find it fucking freaky that a machine is talking about believing in God.
your finest robot butler pleaseneonsword13-ops said:This calls for my own cocky, robot sidekick. I will start production, soon.
That is somewhat interesting.Devil said:Snip