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I was leafing through Lincoln Stein's "Network Programming with Perl" (2001 edition), and found something not mentioned in the Wikipedia article about ELIZA.

There is a Perl clone: https://metacpan.org/pod/Chatbot::Eliza Yay! Something new to play with!

Tom

PS: (command line - wondering if anyone has created a web interface already. Probably. If not, anyone care to take a stab at it?)

In reply to Re^3: Artificial Intelligence experiment by PerlGuy(Tom)
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