Jabberwacky

Jabberwacky is a learning conversation program by Rollo Carpenter, known as a chat bot.

It was started in 1989 and has been running since 1997 on the web. It aims to simulate a natural-looking, entertaining and humorous chat with a human partner. Here, models are developed for human learning behavior such as even children can learn languages ​​, rules and individual facts in their specific context.

The program uses only previously learned material: it accesses a database containing all the previous entries of the user - to any further input an appropriate response using complex technology of pattern recognition is from this fund is calculated (see semantic network ).

Since then Jabberwacky 1998 is available on the Internet, users' answers increased from 20,000 to over 13 million ( 2004). The program won the 2005 (as "George" ) and 2006 ( as " Joan "), the bronze medal Loebner Prize (with respect to the ability to learn ).

With the artificial intelligence such programs, the Turing test is concerned.