Re: New AIML Editor seeks Beta Testers

Dr. Rich Wallace wrote:

How many times have you wished for the killer AIML editor app?

It has arrived.

Brian Hoecht and his team at AI-Dealer.com have developed what I
consider to be the killer app for AIML editing.   Basically the tool
has three tabs.  The first tab is like a combination of a Spreadsheet
and a data entry/edit form for patterns, thats and templates.  You can load
a huge number of AIML categories from multiple files and sort them by
pattern, that, topic, template, file, or original order.  This is
absolutely the best tool I have seen for managing a large AIML set.

The second tab displays how your AIML will look in XML format.

The third tab is a lifelike avatar to test the AIML you've edited and
created.

Of course, you can save the AIML and export it to your favorite AIML
interpreter (Program D, E, J, M, N, P, Q, R, Z etc.)

AI-Dealer and the AI Foundation have come to an agreement to invite a
small core group of expert AIML developers to beta test this Editor

It is an invitation only and an all volunteer group. We are trying to
assemble the best minds in the industry to show the media and business
community how far the world of AI has advanced in the past few years.

The goal is to create working examples of a redefinition of the
man-to-machine interface by:

1) Defining and implementing AIML best coding practices
2) Reworking these across the ALICE AAA code base
3) Creating a deeper and synthetic personality for a photo-realistic
avatar with a purpose and a life-like TTS
4) Having some fun and gaining some notoriety in the process.

I hope you choose to join us.   Please contact me or
bhoecht@ai-dealer.com to discuss.

The new AIML editor is truly a killer app for advancing AIML development.


Rich

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