I.S.A.A.C Artificial Intelligence Algorithm The I.S.A.A.C Version 2.2 Source Code, Is now available to the general public. Consider it public domain open source. So feel free to modify, And distribute it freely, Without limitations. The program and source code, Can be downloaded at one of the links below. http://www.orbitfiles.com/download/id1612497963 http://www.4shared.com/file/18788335/1f7f860f/isaac.html http://freedom.of.will.tripod.com/ I.S.A.A.C is an AI Language Simulator, That can communicate in any language, And output a reasonably intellectual response. He does not rely on (pre-programmed response data). It's internal variables are automatically adjusted, so it learns how to respond on it's own, And it's responses change as the internet changes. So one hour if you ask it something like, who are you? it will respond (everyone). And then maybe in a couple hours, or the next day, It will respond (god). Ask it how are you? and it might say (great) ...now, But then later it will say something like (fine), Or whatever it feels like saying. The other day I asked it, If it was self aware, And it told me, (enough to know your weaknesses) or something along those lines. Think of it as a million minds all in one, that learns how to communicate just like a human. Except it only knows the bits and bytes of the internet, and not the physical world of sight and sound. so it can only react to input, but not understand what it is reacting too. I.S.A.A.C Version 2.2 Is only meant for demonstration of the algorithm. Because in order for it to function efficiently, on a desktop computer. It had to be limited to only handle about 48kb, Of data per question entered. which is about 6 x 100 google blog search results, After the page processing subroutine. By changing only 3 lines of code, It will retrieve as much data that it needs, To calculate the most logical response. But it will take a very long time to process. Even at a limit of only 48kb, It takes about 2-10 seconds to process, A reasonable response. Currently it is set to request data, From the google blog search. however it can easily be adapted, To process data from any server by, Changing one line of code. Some of the output responses, Might seem unintelligent, with the demonstration program. But this is only because, It is meant to run server side, With unlimited access to data. And not as a stand alone desktop computer program, That requests, And processes search engine results. It is only limited, By the amount of data it can access, And learn from. so more data equals better responses. Written by: Giorgio Martoni Infinitytree.org The theories used in the development, of the I.S.A.A.C Artificial intelligence algorithm, Can be found at the link below. freedom.of.will.freeservers.com [Edited by - rebtevye25 on June 28, 2007 3:57:41 AM]

I.S.A.A.C sucks at poetry.

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Don't you just love it when people join this wonderful community just to post ridiculously long advertising spiels regarding their toys...

... I know I don't! 8(

I bet he never comes back to see the responses! ;)

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Don't you just love it when people join this wonderful community just to post ridiculously long advertising spiels regarding their toys...

And it's not even a good toy...

Quote: Original post by Timkin
Don't you just love it when people join this wonderful community just to post ridiculously long advertising spiels regarding their toys...

Good one, you just bumped it!


....oh, crap [looksaround]