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[Aerasol]

In a purely computer generated environment, the term “artificial intelligence” loses its luster. For a perceiving machine to be successful in a bout against a foreign foe (you) in an environment in which it has total control… Your chances, to say the least, are 0% if that system, is in fact, going for success. However, game bots are not designed for success for the obvious reasons that they must be beatable as well as entertaining as part of the game. For our purposes, this thread will take a more “intelligent life” appeal. What psychological human factors might we consider? This all being game theory, and theories being the fuel to the fire of computer sciences. We must amass these clouds of thought surrounding such topics of interest and focus them into visions for those who can make a difference in such enhancements.

[Joe Kari]

I think the ultimate goal is having bots that pass the Turing Test: a bot that nobody suspect being a bot

[Pardner]

I think the ultimate goal is having bots that pass the Turing Test: a bot that nobody suspect being a bot

Well too bad we can't model them after your game strategy... they would be harder than they are now!!

Aerasol, that is the way to post a thread direction! Straight on.