Books as Chatbots

• Wouldn’t it be interesting if we could turn books into chatbots?

• In other words, something like “a chatbot loaded with Jiro Kawakita’s book.

• Twitter has bots that cut out statements and display them randomly.

  • We can make it in the form of “output in response to keywords.
  • Solving the problem of 100% response and annoyance with Chatbot acclimation.

• Jiro Kawakita bot and Yukichi Fukuzawa bot are having a discussion, and Nietzsche bot interrupts them.

• From an implementation point of view

  • Keyword Extraction
  • Short text stock
  • Search from that stock by keyword
  • Presenting the hits

• The “character” stands by the fact that the short sentences are collected only from the works of specific individuals.

• Become a “character” rather than a characterless recommendation engine or search engine.

• It’s like, “Oh, Nietzsche, you’re being so cynical again.”

• It’s even more interesting to have a tree dialogue with Scrapbox bullet points.

• Let’s prepare an icon!

• Why not have a chatbot comment once a day on the information in this day in the past?

  • Revived once a year to bring it to life.

Not just books, but other people’s Scrapbox projects are broken down into rows, so it’s easier to do.

• In the meantime, why don’t you just create nishio-bot in your own Scrapbox project?

• Dialogue with Books

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