Are there real people on cleverbot

Many people say there is no bot - that it is connecting people together, live. The AI can seem human because it says things real people do say, but it is always software, imitating people. You'll have seen scissors on Cleverbot. We have yet to build a computer program that can pass the Turing test this well in controlled experiments, but programmers around the globe are hard at work developing programs that are getting better and better at the task.

Rosette won the Loebner Prize. Cleverbot is a web application that learns from the conversations it has with users. How have its programmers equipped it with so much conversational, contextual and factual knowledge? The answer is very simple: crowdsourcing.

As the chatbot's designer, Rollo Carpenter, put it in a video explainer produced by PopSci. Since coming online in , Cleverbot has engaged in about 65 million conversations with Internet users around the world, who chat with it for fun via the Cleverbot website. Like a human learning appropriate behavior by studying the actions of members of his or her social group, Cleverbot "learns" from these conversations.

It stores them all in a huge database, and in every future conversation, its responses to questions and comments mimic past human responses to those same questions and comments. If, for example, you were to ask Cleverbot, "How are you? And, because it's pulling up an answer that a human has typed, the response will sound mostly human at least in theory.

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