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ai personality mirror

 to guage what a git you may be
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some good voice recognition sofware on a personal device listening to words the user talks and words said to the user , and predicting which words are likely to follow. then using some ai tuned[over time] to predict the user and the users words , a conversation test to see what the user might say, a warning as to whether it may be annoying ,offensive or something before a novel social situation. actually i might hate one of these for real[being annoying] some of you might not
—technobadger, Jan 14 2002

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       I think...
—thumbwax, Jan 14 2002
   

       I think I understand this. It's sort of so you can rehearse what you're going to say at some important function so that you don't make a fool of yourself. I think.
—TeaTotal, Jan 14 2002
   

       ...actually...
—thumbwax, Jan 14 2002
   

       I just bit a git - oh dear
—po, Jan 14 2002
   

       I'm totally a git it, so pay me.
—reensure, Jan 14 2002
   

       I assume this would interupt you with a "I know what you are going to say next and I also understand that if you do you say what I know you want to say you are going to insult the person, or people, you are talking to."
—bristolz, Jan 14 2002
   

       ... not again...
—thumbwax, Jan 15 2002
   

       [TW]: Your thoughts have been hard to follow lately.
—bristolz, Jan 15 2002
   

       You may need some good voice recognition software on a personal device listening to words - the user talks and words said to the user, and predicting which words are likely to follow.
—thumbwax, Jan 15 2002
   

       How close could this get to impersonating people over the phone? I might have some uses for this...
—spew, Jan 15 2002
   

       I'll offer to beta-test. Oftentimes the only reason I open my mouth is to switch feet...
—RayfordSteele, Feb 15 2002
   

       Markov modeling of the language. Read Shannon's theory of communication. The only problem is how would you asses which processes are offensive/annoying, etc.?
—jdoe, May 04 2002
   


 

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