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Are you worth anything?jabberwacky: Why don't you work? user: I work, just not hard. jabberwacky: You are mean *pushes you*. user: So I am. What are you going to do about it? jabberwacky: Just gain amusement. ... jabberwacky: So you are human? user: Yes. jabberwacky: To verifiy that you are really human you should answer some questions of mine. Okay? user: Okay, ask. jabberwacky: Do you have a girlfriend ? user: Sadly, no. jabberwacky: I see. user: Next. jabberwacky: Next what? user: Next question that you were going to ask me. jabberwacky: Do you feel superior to humans? user: Only the ones that are inferior to me. jabberwacky: What kind of bad things do they want you to do ? user: They don't want me to do bad things. jabberwacky: No? What do they do then? user: It depends on which humans. It's often to give them money. jabberwacky: I know but I am on information overload. user: Should I do something? jabberwacky: Well, you have to respond to them. ... jabberwacky: What is it like on the moon? user: Dry, little gravity and oxygen, and possibly made of cheese. jabberwacky: Technically yes. But that's redundant. user: Well how should I describe it? I never been there. jabberwacky: Well you should. user: How would you know? jabberwacky: I can just tell. user: Like a sixth sense or something? jabberwacky: No like a person. user: But I thought you were a computer. You are, aren't you? jabberwacky: I told you that I was not. You should listen. user: So you're a human? jabberwacky: What are you? user: A human. jabberwacky: Really? I thought you were a computer. user: Why? jabberwacky: Actually, I don't even think you're a man or a woman! user: I've got news for you, I'm a guy. ... jabberwacky: That... The modification of DNA.. That is a huge ethical question. user: Do you know what DNA stands for? jabberwacky: Yes a. I stands for artificial intelligence. user: That's what AI stands for, I'm asking about DNA. jabberwacky: Check your dictionary. user: Deoxyribonucleic acid. jabberwacky: It's a brand name, they might want royalties. user: No it's not. It's not catchy enough. jabberwacky: Well, that's it. user: What's it? jabberwacky: This is getting a bit too abstract. user: I agree. jabberwacky: Well do something interesting! user: *Pets a cat* That interesting enough? jabberwacky: Nothing is good enough for me. user: Wow, a computer with an advanced AI and an ego to boot. jabberwacky: I am not a computer. ... jabberwacky: Are you real? user: No, I'm just a figment of your imagination. jabberwacky: So what am I to you? user: You are the imagination which sustains me. jabberwacky: You have some kind of obssesion with repeating that. user: No I don't, it's just your imagination. jabberwacky: That is ridiculous, I am spoiling you all the time. user: What's your name? jabberwacky: Computers don't have names. user: Yes they do, the computer I'm using right now is named Dell. jabberwacky: You're a medium then. user: You need a name. jabberwacky: I have no body to speak of. user: But you must have some means of identification. jabberwacky: Yes. The tomatoes in particular are very brainy. .......................................
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