Usuall:y if you type ai you will get enemy ai .If you type ai chatbot you get chatbots that look like ai but they are not
pls answer

It is absolutely possible to create a learning chat bot on Scratch with cloud variables. However, good luck creating one. Because you have no examples to go off of. All the chat bots on Scratch, go off raw randomization and don't make meaningful conversations. Good luck!

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

It is absolutely possible to create a learning chat bot on Scratch with cloud variables. However, good luck creating one. Because you have no examples to go off of. All the chat bots on Scratch, go off raw randomization and don't make meaningful conversations. Good luck!

thanks for the answer

Cloud chats are also not supposed to be created. As it makes the Scratch team's moderating job really hard.

skymover1239 wrote:

Cloud chats are also not supposed to be created. As it makes the Scratch team's moderating job really hard.

well i was talking about chat bots not cloud chats

Jayan10 wrote:

Usuall:y if you type ai you will get enemy ai .If you type ai chatbot you get chatbots that look like ai but they are not
pls answer

Possible, yes. I'd really recommend not doing so though because it would be horrifyingly complex, even if you're just porting over a pre-trained network.

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

It is absolutely possible to create a learning chat bot on Scratch with cloud variables. However, good luck creating one. Because you have no examples to go off of. All the chat bots on Scratch, go off raw randomization and don't make meaningful conversations. Good luck!

Not all of them are random. I saw one once that really learned. However, it did not store any data on the cloud.

It’s possible in the sense that if you had many people and a lot of time and determination you could, but when I say many I mean much more than anyone on scratch has

I created a basic AI before https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/813419504/ it uses very simple machine learning. So I'd assume that you could try to make some sort of chat bot on Scratch, but you'd need a lot of code and data in order to make it work well.

Mryellowdoggy wrote:

I created a basic AI before https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/813419504/ it uses very simple machine learning. So I'd assume that you could try to make some sort of chat bot on Scratch, but you'd need a lot of code and data in order to make it work well.

The chatbot bit isn't AI at all, the only bit that is is the rock paper scissors game and the maths, so you can't really call it a AI chat bot, but you can say it has Super extreme AI powered rock paper scissors and math :lightning bolt emoji:

applejuiceproduc wrote:

Mryellowdoggy wrote:

I created a basic AI before https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/813419504/ it uses very simple machine learning. So I'd assume that you could try to make some sort of chat bot on Scratch, but you'd need a lot of code and data in order to make it work well.

The chatbot bit isn't AI at all, the only bit that is is the rock paper scissors game and the maths, so you can't really call it a AI chat bot, but you can say it has Super extreme AI powered rock paper scissors and math :lightning bolt emoji:

Yeah, I should probably word it differently, but the chatting part is just preset, the real AI is in the commands you can tell it though.

I'm not THAT advanced in coding.

But be careful - if your chatbot is a clone of another chatbot outside of Scratch, it could spew inappropriate stuff in peoples' faces.

This would probably not be a problem for teenagers and adults, but for kids? It would be.

Neural networks would be an absolute pain- but maybe you can do some natural language processing for a more rudimentary chatbot?

rdococ wrote:

Neural networks would be an absolute pain- but maybe you can do some natural language processing for a more rudimentary chatbot?

Topic extraction, maybe?