AI Furby-Like Creature
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I'm trying to think of how much it would cost to create an AI Furby-Like Creature.
I'm thinking Trisquel Mini would be a good OS, but am not sure. There are basically three programs the creature would have to run.
1: Speech to Text.
2: AI Interpretor from Alice.bot
3: Text to speech.
I know there is Free Software for text to speech and Interpretors for AIML.
I am not sure if there is a Free Software speech to text.
Has anyone ever created such a thing as this before? How much processing power would such a creature need, considering it would likely need to run a GNU/Linux OS Distribution?
I remember when the Furby came out, I thought that's what it did. At least, more or less until I got one. I guess I always wondered, with computers getting cheaper and AI software available with no cost and complete freedom; why someone hasn't made such a creature.
I think it would likely be a hit. About the only thing I can guess is that the processor would still have to be at least an Intel Atom or so and that such a thing would make the creature cost more than most people would want to pay.
When you wrote "Trisquel Mini", I assume you wanted to write "Trisquel Netinstall" (without a screen, you do not want a X Server installed).
I found this free software for speech recognition: http://freespeech.sourceforge.net
Speech recognition is a very difficult problem. Do not expect to find an application able to properly write everything you say.
I am a translator!
What's all the fuss about the cute-lovely AI creatures? I find these toys kind of scary.
I'm guessing it is purely sexual, but will not be fully operational without a proper semen disposal system.
Technically it wasn't alive to begin with, but don't tell my overbearing grandmother.
Technically it wasn't alive to begin with, but don't tell my overbearing
grandmother.
I'm guessing it is purely sexual, but will not be fully operational without a
proper semen disposal system.
some Free speech recognition systems
http://www.voxforge.org/
http://julius.sourceforge.jp/en_index.php
http://cmusphinx.sourceforge.net/
As Magic Banana said, speech recognition is a very complex and one of the most difficult areas of software, which requires large number of experts(and lots of money) to develop. So don't expect to find a perfect solution.
I'm trying to think of how much it would cost to create an AI Furby-Like
Creature.
I'm thinking Trisquel Mini would be a good OS, but am not sure. There are
basically three programs the creature would have to run.
1: Speech to Text.
2: AI Interpretor from Alice.bot
3: Text to speech.
I know there is Free Software for text to speech and Interpretors for AIML.
I am not sure if there is a Free Software speech to text.
Has anyone ever created such a thing as this before? How much processing
power would such a creature need, considering it would likely need to run a
GNU/Linux OS Distribution?
I remember when the Furby came out, I thought that's what it did. At least,
more or less until I got one. I guess I always wondered, with computers
getting cheaper and AI software available with no cost and complete freedom;
why someone hasn't made such a creature.
I think it would likely be a hit. About the only thing I can guess is that
the processor would still have to be at least an Intel Atom or so and that
such a thing would make the creature cost more than most people would want to
pay.
When you wrote "Trisquel Mini", I assume you wanted to write "Trisquel
Netinstall" (without a screen, you do not want a X Server installed).
I found this free software for speech recognition:
http://freespeech.sourceforge.net
Speech recognition is a very difficult problem. Do not expect to find an
application able to properly write everything you say.
I am a translator!
What's all the fuss about the cute-lovely AI creatures? I find these toys
kind of scary.
some Free speech recognition systems
http://www.voxforge.org/
http://julius.sourceforge.jp/en_index.php
http://cmusphinx.sourceforge.net/
As Magic Banana said, speech recognition is a very complex and one of the
most difficult areas of software, which requires large number of experts(and
lots of money) to develop. So don't expect to find a perfect solution.
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