I've been hearing lots about computer generated text lately, but I've not yet seen any system with *intentional* speech.
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Choosing the most probable sentence from a set generated sentences is a limited kind of (non-pragmatic) intention
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Some systems optimize for conversation relevance. This one tries to limit ambiguity of descriptions: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1511.02283.pdf …
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I guess the classic example of formal pragmatic communication is signalling games
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Peter had a post on efficient elicitation of advice from experts: http://www.spaceandgames.com/?m=200812
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Wouldn't be surprised if someone had a rational conversation model for asking for clarification in dialogue systems
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Automated negotiation, argumentation, persuasion, and teaching all seem terrible at present.
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Or, re teaching, we have spaced repetition software, but not programs for inventing spaced-repetition-like software.
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