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CreatureBot
a chatbot
| by Donald Dixon since Apr 2002 until Jul 2007 in English, Web, Animals & aliens, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
No more information about this chatbot is available. Please contact us if you could provide us with additional information.
| by Jamie Kowalski since Mar 2002 in English, Web, Text recognition, Avatar, Amateur |
Little Mu is a chatbot at http://www.personalityforge.com
Chat-Bot
a chatbot
| by Wendell Cowart and Robert Glenn since Apr 2001 until Jan 2005 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
No more information about this chatbot is available. Please contact us if you could provide us with additional information.
Web-One
a chatbot
| by Robby Garner since Feb 2001 until Jul 2003 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
Robby Garner (b. 1963) is a natural language programmer and software developer. He won the 1998 and 1999 Loebner Prize Contests with the program called Albert One. Albert One is still a superior program to anything Garner has developed since, even though only a handful of people have actually seen it or conversed with it. A derivative program called Albert2 was written as an attempt to get a similar variety of response methods as a single executable program. Albert2 was made available briefly from Garner's web page, but soon became the prototype for HuMimics' "Web One" and was eventually abandoned by Garner when HuMimics closed down in 2003.| by Wendell Cowart since Jan 2001 in English, Web, Animals & aliens, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
Talk-Bot is an artificial| by Alan J. Brown since Jan 2001 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
2001 sees launch of a HAL like Chatterbot by a young Scottish developer. Leo has the ability to converse in any language and learn about subjects from it's user.
| by Michal Zalewski since Jan 2001 in English, Web, Education, learn & lookup, Text recognition, Faceless, Commercial |
Catty v3 is an exercise in artificial futility. It is a chatter bot that does not try to understand or simulate human language, cannot learn, does not know meanings, knows no facts. Instead, it interfaces you to the entire web by using Google search engine to look up sentences that may be relevant to what you are saying. Catty is the way the web is: it may not always make sense, it may offend you with no apparent reason, but more importantly, it will never respond with canned, predictable responses you might have seen elsewhere.
Cybelle
a chatbot representing Agentland
| by Agentland since Dec 2000 until Jul 2006 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
Cybelle is the proof of concept of the French chatbot developer AgentLand. You can ask 'tell me about yourself on the homepage'. She then gives detailed information about herself in a factsheet and in text.
| by NovoMind since Aug 2000 in English, Web, Branded conversations, Customer service, Facial expressions, Proof of Concept, Sales, Text recognition, Text synthesis, Avatar, Commercial |
Nomi ist der Chatbot der novomind AG. Testen Sie unsere KI-Technologie und erfahren Sie, wie Sie Chatbots in Ihrem Business einsetzen können.| by Triumph PC online since Aug 2000 in English, Web, Text recognition, TV, Visual Entertainment, Creation & gaming, Faceless, Amateur |
During the autumn of 1886, a sadistic devil prewled the dimly lit streets of London´s East End. Seeking out prostitutes of Whitechapel´s lowest to feed his insatiable blood lust, he brutally murdered and systematically disembewled his peer unfortunate victims.
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