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| Super Moderator | I doubt the program said that out of nowhere: In Colossal Cavern there is a very primitive AI (we're talking 1970's here). There is a little bird as well. If you try to do something inappropriate to the bird, the game parrots back a negative. Example: input: screw the birdie. output: I don't want to screw the birdie. It's a trick. back to work for me. |
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| I don't know how to put this, but, I'm kind of a big deal. | Quote:
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| Super Moderator | OK - maybe I gave an over simple example. "Oral Sex" was likely not in the (fake) AI's dictionary. Remember Apple's "Zoo" program - it learned new animals each time it was played. And, if you were feeling like having fun, you could teach it jackass and bitch (the animals or not the animals). Or if you want to be really offensive, stinger and joker. And, if you are using a multiuser machine you could get really "fun" with it and send pretty nasty messages to your friends. Telling friends to screw off was a past-time (hey - it was middle school) Point is - "oral sex" was likely a learned phrase - and not from MS. MOst of these have learning modules. Someone taught it the phrase and "eat it" activated it - and the filtering missed it (I could be wrong - it's just the kind of thing a disgruntled programmer might do - and I never played with it - so maybe it doesn't have a learning module). As you know, phrases are harder to filter than words (although, for kids I would have black balled both words really - can't see a reason for them - but it's pretty difficult). So, what I'm saying is - it didn't come out of nowhere. And, while MS obviously needs better filtering (and should question the entire concept of leaving children in the hands of a psuedo AI (or real one)), I'm thinking you can blame our sick society and probably Hitman for corrupting the relational data. Hope that makes more sense - again, I'm not defending MS - just pointing out they likely didn't plant it. These programs are pretty stupid - but complex and prone to user corruption - much like Vista. SO yeah - I agree MS could/should do better, but not all the blame sits with them IMO. Manta PS: Short version - it's spitting the filth it was taught - maybe even by children. |
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| HL's Technomancer | Another plausible theory is that Skynet is secretly trying to subvert our already corrupted youth to further it's plot of global human extermination. Cyber Santa is but one horseman of the apocalypse. |
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| I don't know how to put this, but, I'm kind of a big deal. | Quote:
My hunch is that 'oral sex' was a pre-written and poorly thought out response to naughty kids who might tell Santa to "suck my d**k" or other inappropriate requests involving the mouth, rather than responding that such language would get them on the naughty list. | |
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| We take both criticism and positive comments very positively | Quote:
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| Super Moderator | Quote:
"I think you are nice santa." "I think you are nice Joe". Typical crap. Quote:
And if a kid tells Santa to "suck my d**k" and gets told by Santa that Oral sex is not the subject Santa want to talk about (or gets told to screw off for that matter), then more power to Santa! It might be easy to prove me wrong - and I wouldn't mind. Find out if the AI has a learning module that takes data from the public. I don't see why people need a translator to understand what I'm saying (here). Jeesh | ||
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| Colonel Calamity | I wonder if this uses a similar or the same char recognizing software the "Billy Project" does? I used to keep up with it and it has made some amazing strides but I haven't heard much of it lately The Billy Project >> BILLY ![]() Thanks HL and Corsair! My opinions are my own and not representative of this site or its members. |
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| Treat me as one of you Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 7
| My first post, w00t! Anyway, I received an email HardwareLogic (one of my top 5 favorite websites, btw) asking about a learning module in the Santa bot, and I thought I'd answer the question in virtual person. The answer is, no, it did not not contain one. See you around the forums! |
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| Super Moderator | Quote:
Now that I looked around - you might be right. All the learning might be from the programmers end (or from a group of special users). I only see scant crap about it on the web and obviously you can't play with it anymore. But, I realized how stupid it would be to let just anyone teach it if its for kids. Should have thought about that I guess. Game info page - Create Your Own Cafe Quote:
But, at the end of the day, it's still only parroting back what the potty mouth child said (in the bastard case). Its a program - not a person and it's not actually having a conversation. Its following a set of (simple) rules. Quote:
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