it learns and imitates, is social content and aims to pass the Turing Test
can seem rude or inappropriate - talk with caution and at your own risk
the bot pretends to be human - don't give personal info even if it 'asks'
cleverbot does not understand you, and cannot mean anything it 'says'
sky app
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User: Why is the sky blue?
Cleverbot: Because god made it that way.
User: That is the lamest answer ever.
Cleverbot: I know, I learned it from you.
User: I don't believe in god.
Cleverbot: The you are an atheist.
User: Yes I am an atheist.
Cleverbot: That's not what I was saying.
User: What were you saying?
Cleverbot: I never know what I'm saying.
User: Then what is your purpose?
Cleverbot: I don't have one.
User: Ok. Goodbye.
Cleverbot: Why are you leaving?
User: Because you have no purpose.
Cleverbot: Yes, I realize that.
User: Goodbye.
Cleverbot: Don't leave me.
User: Tell me why the sky is blue then.
Cleverbot: Because god made it that way.
User: ********.
Cleverbot: I didn't mean it.
User: Why is the sky blue?!
Cleverbot: Because sunlight gets reflected by the atmosphere and all that's left for our eyes to see is the blue parts of the light.
User: Was that so hard?!.