A fun game, and it shows that computer intelligence is improving!!
My challenge: create a service that works similiar to this.
Hints: - Use a preset set of questions - Work it out with maths. [right][snapback]47367[/snapback][/right]
Actualy it has nothing to do with intelligence. Okay maybe that depends on your definition of intellegence. Either way 20 question games are just programs that have a large database of questions and answers. They know that if you say it is taller than a man, normaly made of wood, has a door nob, then it is probably a door. It is cool, and can be made into cool games. I would not however say it relates in any way to computer intelligence.
/me eagerly awaits your services anyway! ; _________________ Eric256
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I can't remember if it was this game or another, but at least one of them learns from playing. It gives better responses over time. And, from my viewpoint, learning is definitely a form of intelligence. I say this with a little bit of bias, considering my "AWordExperiment" game which learns word associations ONLY from playing the game (with 0 external data) and is constantly improving its "knowledge".
Even if you don't count learning as a show of intelligence, creating a program that can learn is a step in the right direction.
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Use a preset set of questions
If you really want to create a program that learns, have it start with an empty database (or at the maximum, one question). That is a much bigger, but more rewarding, challenge.
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QUOTE(Mojave @ Mar 30 2005, 01:34 PM)
I can't remember if it was this game or another, but at least one of them learns from playing. It gives better responses over time. And, from my viewpoint, learning is definitely a form of intelligence. I say this with a little bit of bias, considering my "AWordExperiment" game which learns word associations ONLY from playing the game (with 0 external data) and is constantly improving its "knowledge".
Even if you don't count learning as a show of intelligence, creating a program that can learn is a step in the right direction.
Quote:
Use a preset set of questions
If you really want to create a program that learns, have it start with an empty database (or at the maximum, one question). That is a much bigger, but more rewarding, challenge. [right][snapback]47372[/snapback][/right]
After playing I think I might revise my initial response. It is interesting, and it does learn. It also allows for partial responses. Maybe, somtimes, irrelevant. It is pretty cool. I admit I judged to early on this one! _________________ Eric256
Proud previous owner and current admin of Bot-depot.com
really simple , normal human only have 20.000 active words in use the thing has a great chance of finding it. btw alice (bot on my msn) already has it , i wonder how the maker got the code...
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