It said please tell me about your problem which seemed redundant.
How do i input more? 
~PM
Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2012 17:06:09 -0800
Subject: Re: [agi] Dr. Eliza and hard problems
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]

Piaget,

On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 3:35 PM, Piaget Modeler <[email protected]> 
wrote:





After reading the instructions, 
Dr. Eliza was designed to solve difficult problems, eventually utilizing much 
of the knowledge of the entire human race.
However, it has a number o other good uses, like analyzing drafts of articles 
to determine the unanswered questions, processing incoming website problems to 
get an automated 2nd opinion before answering, etc.

Just submit a problem to Dr. Eliza describing your problem.  


I posed the following problem to Dr. Eliza: 
Subject: Klingons are attacking my spaceship and demand my surrender.

Problem: I am captain of a Starship and a Klingon warship has de-cloaked and 
has given me one minute to surrender my ship and crew, what do I do?

Answer (from Dr. Eliza):  Please tell me about your problem.

Hmm. I already told it about my problem.  Also, it did not say problem must be 
real, only that it must be difficult. 
First, Dr. Eliza believes NOTHING of what you write, but instead"mines" what 
you write to discover facts, symptoms, statements of ignorance, etc.


Your inquiry indicates an apparent psychiatric problem. Dr. Eliza, like the 
rest of the human race, is presently pretty limited in diagnosing 
non-religious-based psychiatric issues because of the nearly universal lack of 
reference to anything consistent. This is a VERY similar challenge to trying to 
diagnose a malfunctioning computer based on its output - which except for some 
rare cases is fundamentally impossible.


It does much better with religious-based psychiatric issues, e.g. when you 
start attributing your problems to good, evil, god, the devil, etc., and 
sometimes drills down to the point where people can see the breaks in their own 
thinking, e.g. with questions inquiring whether they think that God caused 
their problems, or did God decide not to intervene in their problems.


Dr. Eliza hadn't given up on the prospect that you might provide some clues 
that it could use to figure out what your problem is, before you gave up on Dr. 
Eliza.

Sounds like Dr. Eliza is up and running.


Steve






  
    
      
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