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Pandorabots artificial characters in Smallworlds

The next time you make a friend in the online community Smallworlds, it could turn out to be a Pandorabot.



Small Worlds is a fast-growing online virtual world that runs in a browser instead of requiring you to download a graphics-intensive application. Members of Smallworlds create avatars and use these to have shared experiences like chatting, watching videos, playing games, or listening to music.

Pandorabots is a chat bot hosting service. From any browser, you may create and publish your own bots for web pages, instant messenger services, virtual worlds and many other places. Pandorabots utilizes a patented memory management algorithm that scales in number of bots, amount of bot knowledge, and number of conversational interactions. The bots are based on AIML and spring entirely from the work of the A.L.I.C.E. and AIML free software community.

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Advanced sex robot Roxxxy

World's first sex robot 'Roxxxy' by True Companion: she talks to you, can hear you and feel your touch...


The world’s first sex robot ‘Roxxxy’ by TrueCompanion knows your name, your likes and dislikes, can carry on a discussion and expresses her love to you and be your loving friend. She can talk to you, listen to you and feel your touch.

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Chatbots add intelligence to Sherlock Holmes game

New Sherlock Holmes movie offers players a new gaming experience with chatbots


An online game promoting the new movie Sherlock Holmes is offering players a new sort of gaming experience. The aim is to interview suspects - as Dr Watson or Holmes - to solve a robbery at the British Museum. Thanks to novel conversational “chatbots” embedded in the game, players can use natural language in their typed interrogations.

Other games have used natural language interactions before, says Rollo Carpenter, founder of Existor, the company behind the game, but these only use keywords to try to recognise what players are saying, he claims. “My script technology works by making predictions about what people will say,” he says. It then uses statistical analysis and fuzzy logic to try to find the best match for what was said against this vast number of predictions, before supplying the appropriate response.

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Ally of Dutch City Almere now on homepage

Dutch City of Almere offers conversational agent Ally via its homepage


Almere is the first Dutch city to have a virtual agent installed on its homepage. Her name is Ally and she will answer any question asked on Almere.nl, giving the site a truly personal touch. The launch of Ally is a result of a successful experiment with the Almere Hyves page (alike to Facebook) and has been officially live on Almere.nl since March.

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Ancient chatbot Eliza now on iPhone

Eliza, the first chatterbot ever, is now available on the iPhone.


French software company Visuamobile has come out with a new application Eliza AI, a chatterbot for your iPhone using artificial intelligence software developed by Joseph Weizenbaum at MIT in 1966. It was amongst the first AI programs’ and now used as a basis by most computer generated speech programs. You can converse with her on your iPhone as if she was your therapist and like all good therapists, she will answer most questions with another question.

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Audi’s holographic virtual assistant

Audi launches holographic virtual assistant in showroom in Sydney


Audi launches holographic virtual assistant named Christa In the Audi Centre in Sydney, Rosebery. She’ll appear life-size to send specific messages. Below the whole press release or click for video.

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