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Category: Program, AI, CGI Version: POC2.1 (Proof Of Concept 2.1) Requires: A Perl Installation (Tested on both Linux and Windows). License: GNU General Public License Download: www.theparticle.com/files/programs/profphreak/profphreak_poc2_1_gpl.tar.gz (50k) Previous Versions: www.theparticle.com/files/programs/profphreak/profphreak_poc1_gpl.tar.gz POC1 www.theparticle.com/files/programs/profphreak/profphreak_poc2_gpl.tar.gz POC2
Prof.Phreak is the
next generation of that, having a huge database, calculation abilities, processing abilities, etc. You can
check out the current
The program is currently implemented in Perl, uses a large database of
conversation items, and has a CGI interface (courtesy of MakeHTML III). You can
learn about the format of the database, programs abilities, and other such
things at the The archive includes the program, cgi, databases, and a technical description of how it works, problems, possible modifications, etc. |
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Prof.Phreak is a program to
simulate a human conversation.
In 1966 Joseph Weizenbaum at M.I.T. wrote ELIZA, a famous program that simulates a Rogerian
psychoanalyst by taking excerpts from the subject's comments and posing questions back to the
subject. While not a giant leap in AI programming, ELIZA (named after Eliza Dolittle in My Fair Lady) showed
that some 'awareness' could be synthesized simply by using input pattern recognition, combined with
predefined phrases. Some people claim that ELIZA was the first program to pass the Turing Test, fooling
subjects into thinking it was an actual person.