Cleverbot: Crowdsourcing

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Cleverbot, the AI web application, was created in 1988 by AI veteran Rollo Carpenter. Cleverbot seems that it can make a conversation as well as any human can.Then, how does the Cleverbot work? and How does Cleverbot analyze databases of real conversations? The answer is "Crowdsourcing". It means that things you say to Cleverbot may influence what it says to others in future. Since it came to online in 1997, Cleverbot has made about 65 million conversations with people all around the world, and it has learned from these conversations. It stores all of those conversations in its huge database, and chooses how to respond you. It doesn't answer your questions directly. Instead, when asked, its algorithm selects phrases previously entered from

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