Attached is a program called ELIZA that was written in BASIC language 50 years ago.
I converted it to Annex WIFI RDS for the ESP32-3248S035C board.
You can read more details about it in the program comments.
ELIZA
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Re: ELIZA
thanks for sharing,
I didn't try it but I was informed... is probably a kind of "ChatGPT"-baby
But it may have potential to grow
I didn't try it but I was informed... is probably a kind of "ChatGPT"-baby

But it may have potential to grow

Modules : 3xESP32-Cam MB (Chip"DM ESP32 S" ),AI-Thinker Audio Kit (ES8388), ESP32 Dev Kit with Display
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Re: ELIZA
I actually had that running on a Sinclair Spectrum many-many years ago.
How about adding a little bit of learning to allow it to grow?
How about adding a little bit of learning to allow it to grow?
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Re: ELIZA
I already have a BLE keyboard on order to arrive before Christmas.
This code is ancient and simple, but back then, it was a first attempt
by Dr. Weizenbaum to demonstrate a way for the average person to
communicate with a computer.
I think that most of us could use a little artificial therapy from time to time.
This code is ancient and simple, but back then, it was a first attempt
by Dr. Weizenbaum to demonstrate a way for the average person to
communicate with a computer.
I think that most of us could use a little artificial therapy from time to time.
Re: ELIZA
Peter's suggestion about "HTML in/out" caused me to do a quick web search bout ELIZA, and I found this site: https://www.masswerk.at/elizabot/
It has a working version of ELIZA and a nice description and even a picture of, I assume, Dr. Weizenbaum.
It has a link to a talking version, but I didn't try it.
It also has a downloadable free javascript version of ELIZA called "elizabot.js" by Norbert Landsteiner dated 2005.
I don't know anything about using javascript, but I have seen Annex examples that use it.
Could someone tell me if and show me how an Annex program could serve elizabot.js to a webpage and make it work?
It has a working version of ELIZA and a nice description and even a picture of, I assume, Dr. Weizenbaum.
It has a link to a talking version, but I didn't try it.
It also has a downloadable free javascript version of ELIZA called "elizabot.js" by Norbert Landsteiner dated 2005.
I don't know anything about using javascript, but I have seen Annex examples that use it.
Could someone tell me if and show me how an Annex program could serve elizabot.js to a webpage and make it work?
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Re: ELIZA
Hi Peter, when I looked at the link it didn't show your question and the perplexity answer, it just showed the perplexity page where you could ask a question, probably because we were not logged on as you to see your results.
So the question and answer might have been fine, it's just that we couldn't see it.
So the question and answer might have been fine, it's just that we couldn't see it.