[alicebot-archcomm] Another suggestion for AIML architecture

Sandro Golinelli alicebot-archcomm@list.alicebot.org
Tue, 04 Mar 2003 12:16:45 +0100


At 21.25 03/03/2003 -0800, you wrote:

>AIML can't be exchanged gracefully without the path for degradation in
>astire environments.  AIML per se is not designed to be a front-end to
>back-end database processing or calculating and/or logic crunching machines.
>It is just being used in that manner because it is so powerful while still
>being so simple.

i think we should watch out for what AIML is used by botmasters.
For example there are a lot of line of aiml code do just an integer addition.
( http://www.aiml.info/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownload&cid=2 )

have AIML to be so, for just an integer addition?
at the same time AIML should not "degrade" to an ACME product ;-)

>Lets remove <javascript> and <system>.  The only one we could possibly
>depend upon is <javascript> but it doesn't have a consistent object model to
>script.  On the other hand, standards like HTML do have a document model.

There is no need to change the specs, my opinion is to keep them both as 
optional, meanwhile a "research" on a AIML DOM API and/or an AIML "script" 
processor would be interesting?

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sandro