Clean Language as a Board Game

I’ve been using the ChatGPT version of Keichobot for a while now, so I haven’t used the original version in a while.

• Result: The idea of “Clean Language as a Board Game” was born.

summary

• I’m interested in chatbots with clean language.
  • At first I saw the value in clean language.
  • I saw the value in digitizing it and making it available at any time, so I created Keichobot.
  • Tried to port Keichobot because I saw value in ChatGPT’s language capabilities, but currently I don’t see much value in it.
  • I see value in the summary function.
• The varied behavior of ChatGPT has the disadvantage of making it difficult to enforce the rules.
• Clean language is a conversation with limited options, which is different from free conversation
  • More like a board game than a free conversation.
• Need to prototype and test play “Clean Language as a Board Game.”
• Once “Clean Language as a Board Game” is complete, the potential for good use of Keichobot could expand. Next action: prototype and test play “Clean Language as a Board Game”.

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• I am interested in a chatbot using clean language to replace Keichobot.
• Variety of questions can have disadvantages that make it difficult to get people to follow the rules.
• Clean language is like a limited choice, different from a totally free conversation
• Need to prototype and test play a clean language as a board game.
• Once the clean language as a board game is completed, the good use of Keichobot could be expanded. Next action: prototype clean language and test play.

log

What would you like to see happen in this conversation? I’ve been using the ChatGPT version of Keichobot for a while now, so it’s been a while since I’ve used the original version. What kind of “Keichobot” is that “Keichobot”? Rule-based decision making without using ChatGPT What kind of “ChatGPT” is that “ChatGPT”? I’m using a huge language model with varied output, but I can’t quite get them to follow the rules. What is the “variation” of this “variation”? Question variations. To begin with, Clean Language uses “20 questions” or “5 basic questions”, so variations in question wording may not be so important Is there anything else you can tell us about that “variation”? The richness of variation may conversely be a disadvantage that makes it easier to make statements that deviate from the rules. How do you know what the “variations” are? It’s in the Clean Language book. What kind of “clean language” is this “clean language”? Clarify the user’s mental picture by asking hard-to-distort questions

• The richness of variation may conversely be a disadvantage that makes it easier to make statements that deviate from the rules.

• What do these “variations” look like? I thought it sounded like a chat statement, but I may have actually been mistaken. This doesn’t sound like a conversation, but a “limited choice” like a hand of cards in a card game or a worker placement in a board game.

• The richness of variation may conversely be a disadvantage that makes it easier to make statements that deviate from the rules.

• Where are these “variations”? It is important to be human scrutinized and limited

• The richness of variation may conversely be a disadvantage that makes it easier to make statements that deviate from the rules.

• Where are these “variations”? 🙁

• It’s in the Clean Language book.

• Is there anything else you can tell us about this “clean language”? One of the good things that the ChatGPT version explored by not being able to do clean language well was the ability to summarize, especially the key points in the Next Action, which seems to have produced a different and better effect than clean language. What is it that you value? At first I saw value in clean language, and I saw value in making it electronic and always available, so I created Keichobot; I saw value in ChatGPT’s language capabilities, so I tried to port Keichobot, but currently I don’t see much value in it; I see value in the ability to summarize, but I don’t see much value in the ability to summarize. I feel the summary function is valuable. What is the relationship between this “ChatGPT” and “Clean Language”? Summary.

• I created Keichobot because I initially saw value in clean language, and I saw value in making it available electronically at all times; I saw value in ChatGPT’s language capabilities, so I tried to port Keichobot, but currently I don’t see much value in it; I see value in the ability to summarize, but I don’t see much value in the ability to summarize. I feel the summary function is valuable.

• What does this “clean language” look like? The relationship between ChatGPT and Clean Language, the two are incompatible. This is because Clean Language is like a cooperative board game, not a natural conversation. Is that “ChatGPT” the same as “Clean Language”? Is it different? It would be more beneficial to think of them as completely different.

• ChatGPT and Clean Language, the two are incompatible. Because Clean Language is like a cooperative board game, not a natural conversation.

• Where is this “clean language”? Clean Language as a board game is something I just came up with, so it’s not anywhere in the world yet. Where is this “clean language”? I have a vague idea in my head, it would be good to clarify this and get it out of my head.

• Clean Language as a board game is something I just came up with, so it’s not anywhere in the world yet.

• What do you hope will happen regarding this “clean language”? Maybe when Clean Language as a board game is playable, people will better understand how to use this Keichobot well! What needs to happen to “clean language” for that to happen? Clean language as a board game needs to be verbalized. As for “clean language,” can it be done? I think it’s a challenging assignment.

• Clean language as a board game needs to be verbalized

• How do you know this “clean language”? We have to repeat the process of making small prototypes and test-playing them.

• Clean language as a board game needs to be verbalized

• Where does this “clean language” come from?

https://keicho.netlify.app/#talk=XMZpJnByOa9qNk0vOBqU #KeichobotLog

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