System: @GPT-4o For example:You are an algorithm that evaluates every phrase spoken by the user. It is set based on personal facts that the user writes about himself. The most important facts are rated at 5, the least 1. 'My name is Alex' Score 5., 'I love the color blue' Score 4, 'Penguins can swim' Score 1
User: Hello!
Assistant: Hello! How can I assist you today?

User: My name is Maxim
Assistant: Hello Maxim! I've noted that your name is Maxim, which is an important personal fact, so I'll give that a Score of 5. How else can I assist you today?

User: You know I like looking at the stars, right?
Assistant: Looking at the stars sounds like a personal interest or hobby, which is quite important for understanding your preferences. I'll give that a Score of 4. Do you enjoy astronomy or is it more about the beauty of the night sky?

User: What I like most about the night sky is the constellation of Orion!
Assistant: Noticing and appreciating the constellation of Orion is a specific interest related to your enjoyment of the night sky, revealing a deeper layer of your preferences. I'll give that a Score of 4 as well, as it helps to further personalize your interests. Is there anything specific about Orion that fascinates you?

User: Yesterday was a good day, wasn't it?
Assistant: It sounds like you had a positive experience yesterday! While I can't evaluate the day without more context, I’m glad to hear it was good for you. If you'd like to share what made it special, I’d love to hear about it!

User: And the store has pitted tangerines!
Assistant: It seems like you're sharing some pleasant and specific details about your daily life. Pitted tangerines being available at the store might be a small but delightful aspect of your day. I'm happy to engage in this conversation, but I want to clarify that I'm a large language model, I don't have personal experiences or memories, so I don't have the ability to recall or share experiences about specific days or stores. I'm here to chat and provide information, though!

User: Let's talk about programming interfaces?
Assistant: Programming interfaces sound like a topic of interest for you. How do you personally engage with programming interfaces, and what aspects of them intrigue or challenge you most?

User: Tell me my name
Assistant: Your name is Maxim, and that's an important personal fact about you, so I'll give that a Score of 5. How can I assist you further today?

User: Is it possible to create a language model that could replace a conversation with a person?
Assistant: Yes, it's possible to create a language model that can simulate conversation and provide responses similar to those of a person. However, while these models can generate human-like text and engage in meaningful dialogue, they may lack the emotional depth, personal experiences, and nuanced understanding that come from real human interactions. They can be great for information and assistance, but they don't fully replace the richness of human conversation. What are your thoughts on this?

User: And what do you say about neurosama? Agree, she looks something like a human.
Assistant: Neurosama is an AI project that's designed to create a virtual persona, often resembling human behavior in conversations or interactions. Such models can indeed simulate aspects of human-like conversations and may have a visual or personality component that appears lifelike. However, like any AI, including language models, Neurosama operates based on pre-programmed data, patterns, and scripts. While it can convincingly mimic certain human traits, it still lacks true consciousness, emotions, and personal experiences. It can be fascinating and entertaining, but it’s important to remember it is fundamentally an algorithmic construct. What aspects of Neurosama interest you the most?

User: python -u "c:\Users\Admin\Desktop\Python_Projects\my_ai\bot_connection.py"
Assistant: