Google researchers, Oriol Vinyals and Quoc Le built a system that could examine the existing conversations.
They asked the bot everything from meaning of life to boring IT questions to movie dialogues.
Instead of using rules to build a conversational engine, we use a machine learning approach.
We let the machine learn from data rather than hand-coding the rules, Le said.
The responses were instead amusing, impressive and unnerving.
Machine:To serve the greater good.
Human:What is the purpose of living?
Machine:To live forever.
Human:Where are you now?
Machine:Im in the middle of nowhere.
Human:What is the purpose of dying?
Machine:To have a life.
Human:What is the purpose of emotions?
Machine:I dont know.
Human:What is moral?
Machine:What empowered humanity, what intellectual the essence is.
Human:What is immoral?
Machine:The fact that you have a child.
Human:What is morality?
Machine:What is altruism?
Human:What is the definition of altruism?
Machine:If you don t believe in god, then you dont know.
Human:Ok…so what is the definition of morality?
Machine:Well, the truth is, you re not a believer in god almighty.
Human:Tell me the definition of morality, I am quite upset now!
Machine:Im not ashamed of being a philosopher!
Machine:Hes a good man.
you could read the whole paper, A Neural Conversational Model.
source: www.techworm.net
