This year, apparently The Loebner Prize Competition
has been restricted to JavaScript.  So, for the sake
of polite discussion, let’s say, the contest inspires
development of a new AIML interpreter in JavaScript.
 
What would be the next step in the process? How would
a program name get decided?  What would be the best
license for it to be released under?  Please offer your
advice and feedback about what may be involved
with a brand new AIML interpreter.  Thank you all.

In Use:############ Available:
Program ######### Program A
Program D######## Program B
Program E######## Program C
Program M######## Program F
Program N######## Program G
Program O######## Program H
Program P######## Program I
Program Q######## Program J
Program R######## Program K
Program V######## Program L
Program W######## Program S
Program Y######## Program T
Program Z######## Program U

1st Preference: Program J
2nd Preference: Program H
3rd Preference: Program S

Reference: http://www.alicebot.org/downloads/programs.html

Program AB also exists. That’s an interpreter for AIML 2.0

if you have a Java interpreter, you don’t necessarily need a JavaScript interpreter.
Both would run in a web page.

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