How to proceed after "I see."
1> Let's talk.
0> What would you like to see happen in this conversation?
1> I would like to clarify how to proceed after a user enters "I see".
0> Is there anything else about that user?
1> Users are looking for "I see".
0> What type of user is this user?
1> First listen.
0> Yes
1> After typing "I see", confirm with "What just happened?" and then, regardless of the answer, the next question is "Is this a good place to end? If the answer is "Yes", the system will return to the original mode with "What would you like to see happen now?
0> Mode
1> I feel like this is the right thing to do.
0> qi
1> The end
0> What would you like to see happen in this conversation?
1> I wanted to clarify how to proceed after a user enters "I see", but I think I've already clarified.
0> How do you know the user?
1> The good flow can now be detected by the user entering "I see", but the bad flow has not been detected.
0> Is there anything else about that process?
1> Now "NGKW" is a command to delete target keywords, and there is a separate "NG" which is ambiguous in meaning, and the person who created it does not understand the meaning of the command correctly after 5 years since he created it, maybe he should get this right.
0> What type of command is that?
1> A command for a human to ambiguously express "not good enough". Maybe it's just a marker for later machine learning and has no function as a command, or maybe it has a function to remove the bot from the target to be read and transformed by the bot to note what it thought was bad separately from the story.
0> Is there anything else about that command?
1> Maybe there is a function to reduce the score of a target keyword in a one-off, or maybe we should detect the deterioration of the user's mental state by the accumulation of "NG has occurred many times".
0> What do you value?
1> Interesting exchanges should continue. We want to increase the density of interesting exchanges by allowing uninteresting exchanges to be easily terminated.
0> What is the relationship between that interesting exchange and the user?
1> The user's state of mind improves when interesting exchanges continue and new ideas are generated.
0> Is that user the same as an interesting exchange? Is it different?
1> No.
0> What happens in an interesting exchange when a user
1> NG
0> What happens to the user during an interesting exchange?
1> The user's brain is activated by the stimulus of the exchange. Given a small unit task of a question, a high level of concentration on it occurs, and the user enters a flow state.
0> What is between that user and an interesting exchange?
1> There's a period of aiding and abetting before the interesting exchange switches on.
0> What is the relationship between that aid and the user?
1> The user's mental state changes during the helping period.
0> What is the relationship between its users and their mental state?
1> Good mental state is necessary for the device, the user, to be used efficiently
0> What is the relationship between the user and the device?
1> Same
0> Is a user the same as a mental state? Is it different?
1> No.
0> What happens to your mental state when you are a user?
1> NG
0> What happens to the user when in a mental state?
1> NG
0> What is the connection between the user and the mental state?
1> (What would be... the train arrived at the office.
1> Bye-bye.
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