Answers.Body: <p>Emotions can of course be triggered by lots of different things. I think the most rich source could well be socialbots like Mitsuku.com and Zo.ai -- Steve Worswick is the owner of Mitsuku and may be interested in helping you by doing (appropriately filtered) chat log queries. You can get him on Twitter at @Mitsuku. </p>
  
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Answers.Text: Thanks a lot. I have dropped some lines to steve. I also had a look at Misuku and Zo. They are very interesting and pretty intelligent but if a participant is using them for 30 minutes I think not a wide range of emotions is triggered (most of the time only positive emotions I think).
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Answers.Text: I have played around with Mitsuku and Zo. These bots are mostly triggering positive emotions. Do you know bots which are nasty or confusing (writing garbage)?
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Answers.Text: @machinery Mitsuku will get quite aggressive if you're agressive to it. If you want a mirror, check out replika.ai.
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Answers.Text: Do you know other socialbots like Mitsuku and Zo and cleverbot? I also like cleverbot because it can get pretty confusing and surprising discussions. Unfortuantely, cleverbot is not available in skype or facebook messenger.
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Answers.Text: I was supremely unimpressed with Cleverbot unfortunately -- nothing I did with it was really coherent. But the "surprise factor" yes sometimes people like that, perhaps for entertainment.
  
  Replika.ai is a good one too. I typically talk about Jessie too but it doesn't appear to have been kept online https://www.facebook.com/JessieHumani
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Body: <p>I’m a researcher and I’m currently conducting a research project. I will conduct a study where I would like to trigger different emotions using chatbots on a smartphone (e.g. on Facebook Messenger).</p>
  
  <p>Are there any existing chatbots which are able to trigger different emotions intentionally (also negative ones)?</p>
  
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Title: Chatbots triggering emotions
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ThreadText: # Chatbots triggering emotions
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2019-01-02)
  
  I’m a researcher and I’m currently conducting a research project. I will conduct a study where I would like to trigger different emotions using chatbots on a smartphone (e.g. on Facebook Messenger).
  
  Are there any existing chatbots which are able to trigger different emotions intentionally (also negative ones)?
  
  **Tags:** intelligent-agent, chat-bots, emotional-intelligence
  
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  ### Answer by username_1 on 2019-01-02. Score: 1 | Accepted answer
  
  Emotions can of course be triggered by lots of different things. I think the most rich source could well be socialbots like Mitsuku.com and Zo.ai -- Steve Worswick is the owner of Mitsuku and may be interested in helping you by doing (appropriately filtered) chat log queries. You can get him on Twitter at @Mitsuku.
  
  > **Comments:**
  > **username_0**: Thanks a lot. I have dropped some lines to steve. I also had a look at Misuku and Zo. They are very interesting and pretty intelligent but if a participant is using them for 30 minutes I think not a wide range of emotions is triggered (most of the time only positive emotions I think).  
  > **username_0**: I have played around with Mitsuku and Zo. These bots are mostly triggering positive emotions. Do you know bots which are nasty or confusing (writing garbage)?  
  > **username_1**: @machinery Mitsuku will get quite aggressive if you're agressive to it. If you want a mirror, check out replika.ai.  
  > **username_0**: Do you know other socialbots like Mitsuku and Zo and cleverbot? I also like cleverbot because it can get pretty confusing and surprising discussions. Unfortuantely, cleverbot is not available in skype or facebook messenger.  
  > **username_1**: I was supremely unimpressed with Cleverbot unfortunately -- nothing I did with it was really coherent. But the "surprise factor" yes sometimes people like that, perhaps for entertainment.  Replika.ai is a good one too. I typically talk about Jessie too but it doesn't appear to have been kept online https://www.facebook.com/JessieHumani  
  
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