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| by Personality Forge since Feb 2002 in English, Web, Text recognition, Text synthesis, Avatar, Amateur |
cheery NOT Is a bot at the personality forge. she Is a bot designed to teach about depression. She is not as developed and this is on purpose as her mission is to teach about depression.
| by Personality Forge since Jan 2002 in English, Web, Text recognition, Text synthesis, Picture, Amateur |
Fairy Princess Is a bot at the personality forge. She thinks she is the princess of Fairyland and is not a sex bot. She will resist advances on her. She is actually the one i have worked on the most but like all chat bots they are always a work in progress.
| by TELECOM ParisTech since Jan 2002 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Avatar, Research |
Greta is a real-time three dimensional embodied conversational agent with a 3D model of a woman compliant with MPEG-4 animation standard. She is able to communicate using a rich palette of verbal and nonverbal behaviours. Greta can talk and simultaneously show facial expressions, gestures, gaze, and head movements.| by Verity Response (Natvive Minds) since Jul 2001 in English, Web, Branded conversations, Customer service, Mobility, Text recognition, Faceless, Commercial |
Kate from the Ford Motor Company answers questions such as 'How do I change the oil in my 2002 Explorer?' and 'Where is my nearest Ford dealer?'
| by Jeff Watkins since Jul 2001 in English, Web, News & gossip, Text recognition, Avatar, Amateur |
If you want Iniaes to give you the weather in a certain place: Try "weather" followed by the city or code you want to look up. And if you want to have the latest headlines try to ask it something like "What's new?". You'll get a random headline from either CNN, the BBC, or ScienceDaily. | by Colloquis since Jun 2001 in English, Web, Education, learn & lookup, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
SmarterChild is a chatterbot that can do all sorts of interesting command line-y things, like look up the weather, store notes, trigger timed IM reminders, calculate and convert, and generally answer any kind of question, like "What's the population of Indonesia?" or "What movies are playing near me tonight?"
Chat-Bot
a chatbot
| by Wendell Cowart and Robert Glenn since Apr 2001 until Jan 2005 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
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Web-One
a chatbot
| by Robby Garner since Feb 2001 until Jul 2003 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
Robby Garner (b. 1963) is a natural language programmer and software developer. He won the 1998 and 1999 Loebner Prize Contests with the program called Albert One. Albert One is still a superior program to anything Garner has developed since, even though only a handful of people have actually seen it or conversed with it. A derivative program called Albert2 was written as an attempt to get a similar variety of response methods as a single executable program. Albert2 was made available briefly from Garner's web page, but soon became the prototype for HuMimics' "Web One" and was eventually abandoned by Garner when HuMimics closed down in 2003.| by Wendell Cowart since Jan 2001 in English, Web, Animals & aliens, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
Talk-Bot is an artificial| by Alan J. Brown since Jan 2001 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
2001 sees launch of a HAL like Chatterbot by a young Scottish developer. Leo has the ability to converse in any language and learn about subjects from it's user.
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