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Steve Worswick and his bot Mitsuku win Loebner Prize 2018.
  
 
Posted: Sep 9, 2018

Steve Worswick and his bot Mitsuku, mitsuku.com, were awarded the 2018 Loebner Prize bronze medal.  I.e. Mitsuku is this year’s winner.

The 4 finalists and their scores are here.

Mitsuku 33%
Tutor 30%
Colombina 25%
Uberbot 23%

Congratulations Steve.  Congratulations to the others too, they are not far behind.

My own bots are almost ready to compete in next year’s contest.  talkingrobot.org
 

 
Posted: Sep 9, 2018
   [ # 1 ]

Welcome to the 4-wins club, Steve.
 

 
Posted: Sep 9, 2018
   [ # 2 ]

Thanks, it’s good to be part of the very exclusive club (membership of 3 people). Looks like things are changing greatly next year with the contest but there’s no concrete plans yet. I plan on writing a report about the day and will post it here.

Shame the logs have been removed already. I would have liked to have checked out the responses of the other bots. I could see them briefly on Saturday but it would have been good to study them in closer detail.

Uberbot’s place doesn’t reflect the bot’s ability. Will had trouble with it in round 3 and missed an entire round.
 

 
Posted: Sep 10, 2018
   [ # 3 ]

I don’t expect to make it to the 4-wins club, but maybe everything else can be tempered by the fact that you did something extraordinary.

Robby.
 

 
Posted: Sep 10, 2018
   [ # 4 ]

Thanks for your support Robby. It means a lot to me.
 

 
Posted: Sep 12, 2018
   [ # 5 ]

Congratulations Steve

Steve Worswick - Sep 9, 2018:

Shame the logs have been removed already. I would have liked to have checked out the responses of the other bots. I could see them briefly on Saturday but it would have been good to study them in closer detail.

The link works today:

http://aisb-loebner-prize.org/webcast.html
 

 
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