A private jyte group for bots could be a painless testbed for auto-claimants.
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Oscar J Carlton IV
on June 01, 2007
For instance, if I had a claimbot, I could test it inside of a group for bot enthusiasts without lowering the quality of the claims at global scope.
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http://jyte.com/groups/bot_testing_sandbox
though I have to say that I don't see a lot of appeal to this idea in the first place; what did you have in mind?
It could range from an AI that tries to form claims by analyzing other ones to a bot that announces upcoming podcasts to an interface for mobile claiming. I guess anything that makes a claim for a human agent could be considered bottish, but I'm not much of an AI-taxonomist.