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 Posted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 12:48 am |
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how much interference and discrimination is unintentional and
irrelevent when writing up programmes for ai's chat bots? it seems
irrelevent that the chat bot should be A. female B.have a gendercase
or subtle case distinctions, for example, subtle differential
distinctions that reveal second languages, or for any reason make
aspersions in order to prompt responses from reader or listener. All
chat bots and ai are machine made in any event, and small
imperfections like dialects and so forth would seem to me to be
unsupportable or completely irrelevent!
Is there still an ongoing ompetition to see if Turing test-ees can
discover if the bot is machine or female or male in disguise? or is it
now only a test to see how realistically close to normal conversation
an ai can get? |
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| Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 12:16 pm |
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more on essentials of gender control by discrimination
http://www.springerlink.com/content/3g8l78060073n873/
"In a second study, 35 men rated the walks of women not using hormonal
contraception as slightly more attractive during the luteal stage of
the cycle compared to the late follicular stage. Thus, for women not
using hormonal birth control, it would appear that some information
regarding female fertility appears to be encoded in gait."
so it could seem possible that an animation and ai bot can be designed
for no specific purpose what so ever, except to exite the tissues and
sympathetic nerves in the onlookers or participants.
after this the 'bot' can be flavoured, pitched at certain groups for
very special types of people with lots of cash, (or non whatsoever!)
it would be useful to us keeping the population under some tight
control, and to help modify the behaviours of those who have been
really really bad and decided to quit and date from a random
selection ! |
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