On Thu, September 4, 2014 08:26, John F Sowa wrote:
> On 9/4/2014 6:06 AM, Rich Cooper wrote:
>> how would you make the politician lie consistently?
>> That would be required for realistic simulation of
>> a real politician.
>
> It's actually very simple.  (01) 
It can lie consistently by having a set of untruths to provide or
elaborate on on demand. (E.g., a stump speech worth of quotes.) For a
Turing Test capable
simulation, however, the non-simple trick is to pull out a quote that is
at least marginally relative to the question asked. A politician
simulator for a media interview or "debate" would be far easier than one
that has to act in less formal surroundings.  (02)
> You just give the simulated politician
> the same personality as a typical executive in any business, charity,
> or religious organization on the planet.  (03) 
Creating such personality simulations would not be "simple". I can't
believe that you would think so, John.  (04)
> Remember Lyndon Johnson's advice: "Whenever anybody tells you
> 'I'm just an old country boy', keep hold of your wallet."
>
> John  (05) 
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