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Vincent Massol Think Tank - Main: I've been reminded of this idea by some posts on the Cactus mailing list. I'd venture that at least 50-70% of the the questions asked have already been answered in some form in the past, are available in the Cactus documentation or are easy to answer by some generic rule. (via Cosmos)

[Science.box.sk] Science Box:     keywords: featured, loebner, alice, Jabberwock, Elbot, Jabberwacky, Eugene Goostmann, Lucy, Markbot, Gabber

 [Jabberwacky.com] jabberwacky - Look who's searching! - talking artificial robot ...: November 19, 2004  November 18, 2004  November 17, 2004  November 16, 2004  November 15, 2004  

[Mindpixel.com] Mindpixel Blog: My quest for what I now call the "Bornian map of all possible brain states" began six years before I read the following words of Max Born who won the 1954 Nobel Prize in Physics (as an aside, it was in a letter to Born in 1926 that Einstein made his famous remark regarding quantum mechanics, often paraphrased as "God does not play dice with the universe."):

[Alicebot.org] AI Foundation Chat Robot News Archive: Although the project is still in the planning stages, the artist says itwill involve "eighteen questions, eighteen answers, eighteen Thamesvisits, and eighteen virtual paintings, leading to a twenty-four minuteexhibit looped over a four day simulcast between the two citiesto be called Alicebot in Londonland." She adds, "Alice would be given theart piece on discs for her to experience and respond to, and the gematriashould appeal to her mathematical sensibilities!" Why choose London?Dolgy Ludwig says, "Although I hope for Alice that London is a Wonderland,I believe from experience that she will find out differently: thepleasures of numbers and digital information will add up to somethingmore, and less. The City will be her Mecca and her test,and while there is a kind of salvation to be found there for Alice, theworld's most famous and successful bot who strives to be more like theimage of humanity in which she was created, like all of us she will findthat she falls short of the ideal she holds in her imagination."

 [Grandtextauto.gatech.edu] Grand Text Auto » 2004 » September: Andrew, Mary, Michael, Nick, Noah, and Scott all work as both theorists and developers, and are interested in authorship, design, and technology, as well as issues of interaction and reception.

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