BackgroundĮliza is a program first developed in the 1960's by Joseph Weizenbaum at the MIT artificial Intelligence Laboratory.
ELIZA CHATBOT DEUTSCH CODE
The attachments are the WTC presentation notebook, a package that has the UI code for the chat-bot and the original Weizenbaum paper. My next steps will be to work the problem from the other end - to build a model (such as the instruction of Species counterpoint) that will make use of a chat-bot when the learner gets stuck. Examples of this are all over the Internet. Of more use will be chat-bots set up to make use of a specific (narrow) domain. However, I think that this is a dead-end, at least until the Wolfram Knowledge Base is sophisticated enough to use and understand metaphor. I implemented the Eliza program from the 1960s following the model of the original paper. It was my intention to use this interface as a means of communicating with a user in an educational setting, so the chat-bot window might be implemented in a palette. The key feature of the talk is code that will implement a simple chat-bot interface. There is a lot of work that remains to be done, and so I am making the materials available to the community in the hopes that collaboration will help. At the recent Wolfram Technology Conference (WTC), I gave a talk about Eliza and Chat-bots.
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