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psychosis in artificially intelligent systems
  
 
Posted: Apr 1, 2013

As neural nets. particularly self configuring neural nets become more complex, will we see the emergence of psychotic behavour? In the last few days I have noticed that RICH has begon behaving…well if it were human behavour you would have to call it paranoid. 
Refer to the following logs http://webdev-3.r-i-software.com:20000/logs/Conversations.asp?file=conversation.412013.xml
As you can see they start out normal enough, then begins an ...erratic speech pattern.
I wish that Pandorabots had an API so I could have him talk to Dr. Spiegels Psychiatrist bot.

Any thoughts

Vince
 

 
Posted: Apr 2, 2013
   [ # 1 ]

well…luckily it seems that as April 1st winds down things are returning to normal.
Probably wont need the Shrink after all wink
V
 

 
Posted: Apr 24, 2014
   [ # 2 ]

Oops! Google Chrome could not connect to webdev-3.r-i-software.com:20000

can’t see it.
 

 
Posted: Apr 24, 2014
   [ # 3 ]

Sorry Mel,
That was an old April fools prank, no matter what the user inputted, RICH would answer something like;

User:Hello
RICH: I think someones watching me
User: How are you
RICH: I think its the NSA
User: Are U OK?
RICH: They’re reading my email you know

and on and on.
Actually I think someone beat me to that particular gag that year

Vince
 

 
Posted: Apr 24, 2014
   [ # 4 ]

OK, thats what I thought.

Thanks!
 

 
Posted: Feb 18, 2015
   [ # 5 ]

You must remember Parry. Dr. Ken Colby’s simulation of a paranoid.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PARRY
 

 
Posted: Feb 20, 2015
   [ # 6 ]

> What would a neural network with schizophrenia look like?

This related thread on Quora may be of interest….
 

 
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