Alvin AI Assistant
Meet Alvin, your personal assistant and friend - Alvin is World’s 1st personal AI assistant that you can teach to do anything. Alvin is an Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) that has a conversation with you, remembers things you tell him and does things you ask him to do. Alvin learns all about you to serve you better. Alvin is there to help you out.
The app comes with a basic version of Alvin AI that you can teach to do what you want. You can teach him new words, concepts, things, logic and procedures. Just visit these sites to get started:
http://www.alvinai.com (general description)
http://www.englishscript.com (tutorial for teaching Alvin)
http://www.demohackers.com (community page to share experiments).
Just tap the background to speak to Alvin or alternatively just type text to chat with Alvin.
Notice! This release is for testing purposes only. It is not complete and have bugs in it. It is provided only for co-development of Alvin AI in the open community.
To make Alvin ready, please support us and join our pre-launch crowdfunding project in Indiegogo:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/alvin-world-s-1st-really-personal-a-i-assistant/coming_soon/x/13194855
Here are some examples of what you can say to Alvin:
> Hi! Hello!
> How do you do?
> How are you?
> What are you?
> Who are you?
> Show yourself.
> What time is it?
> What day is it?
> Tell me about me/you/...
> I have a dog. Its name is Jojo.
> Read the news. Continue.
In case Alvin does not know yet some word, you can teach it and its different forms to him and then try again, e.g.
> I play flute.
< I don't know the word "flute".
> Flute and flutes are nouns.
> I play flute.
> I have a dog.
> My dog barks.
< I don't know the word "barks".
> Bark, barked, barked and barks are verbs.
> My dog barks.
> I am annoyed.
< I don't know the word "annoyed".
> Annoyed is an adjective.
> I am annoyed.
> I am somewhat angry.
< I don't know the word "somewhat".
> Somewhat is an adverb.
> I am somewhat angry.
Copy text from a speech bubble to the clipboard by pressing it long time. Then just long press the text prompt line to paste it there. A long press elsewhere sets the X-cursor (to be used with opened images/taken pictures later on).
A short press anywhere (except the Menu bar and the text prompt line) triggers the speech recognition to let you talk with Alvin.
You can redefine any existing procedure by just asking it first e.g. "How to read the news?" and then copying it (long press on the speech bubble) and pasting it to text prompt and then modify it and then press the send button (">"). Notice! Do not edit procedures that are running! It may crash the app still.
Known issues:
- Crash on Android 4.3 in app startup (unsupported Style XML).
- In some products the file open dialogs don't show Ok/Cancel buttons, overcome for now by using a single click selection. Also on some devices the dialogs are unreadable since both the text and background are both white.
- Very slow on low CPU devices.
For more info please visit http://www.alvinai.com.
The app comes with a basic version of Alvin AI that you can teach to do what you want. You can teach him new words, concepts, things, logic and procedures. Just visit these sites to get started:
http://www.alvinai.com (general description)
http://www.englishscript.com (tutorial for teaching Alvin)
http://www.demohackers.com (community page to share experiments).
Just tap the background to speak to Alvin or alternatively just type text to chat with Alvin.
Notice! This release is for testing purposes only. It is not complete and have bugs in it. It is provided only for co-development of Alvin AI in the open community.
To make Alvin ready, please support us and join our pre-launch crowdfunding project in Indiegogo:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/alvin-world-s-1st-really-personal-a-i-assistant/coming_soon/x/13194855
Here are some examples of what you can say to Alvin:
> Hi! Hello!
> How do you do?
> How are you?
> What are you?
> Who are you?
> Show yourself.
> What time is it?
> What day is it?
> Tell me about me/you/...
> I have a dog. Its name is Jojo.
> Read the news. Continue.
In case Alvin does not know yet some word, you can teach it and its different forms to him and then try again, e.g.
> I play flute.
< I don't know the word "flute".
> Flute and flutes are nouns.
> I play flute.
> I have a dog.
> My dog barks.
< I don't know the word "barks".
> Bark, barked, barked and barks are verbs.
> My dog barks.
> I am annoyed.
< I don't know the word "annoyed".
> Annoyed is an adjective.
> I am annoyed.
> I am somewhat angry.
< I don't know the word "somewhat".
> Somewhat is an adverb.
> I am somewhat angry.
Copy text from a speech bubble to the clipboard by pressing it long time. Then just long press the text prompt line to paste it there. A long press elsewhere sets the X-cursor (to be used with opened images/taken pictures later on).
A short press anywhere (except the Menu bar and the text prompt line) triggers the speech recognition to let you talk with Alvin.
You can redefine any existing procedure by just asking it first e.g. "How to read the news?" and then copying it (long press on the speech bubble) and pasting it to text prompt and then modify it and then press the send button (">"). Notice! Do not edit procedures that are running! It may crash the app still.
Known issues:
- Crash on Android 4.3 in app startup (unsupported Style XML).
- In some products the file open dialogs don't show Ok/Cancel buttons, overcome for now by using a single click selection. Also on some devices the dialogs are unreadable since both the text and background are both white.
- Very slow on low CPU devices.
For more info please visit http://www.alvinai.com.
Category : Productivity
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