This is the first time I've ever uploaded a file to the archives! CAMLbot is a chatbot I've been working on for almost a year now, I think. It's basically ELIZA except for a.) it doesn't claim to be a psychologist, and b.) it can learn new scripts. It's all in the ReadMe and I don't feel like replicating that here so please just download it 🙂
It's made for the TI-84 Plus CE, but I think it'll run okay on an 83 Plus or 84 Plus with a little modification (there's a very specific line I know that would be easy to change)
Any and all feedback is welcome! I am terrible at optimizing code. My next goal is trying to get it to run actual commands based on scripts, but that might be beyond both my and TI-BASIC's capabilities.
Anyway, give it a download! Will be available in the Archives.
Edit: Here's the GitHub too.

Sounds cool!

this looks amazing!
so u can teach it new commands and words?

Does this actually run on a machine learning algorithm? That's really impressive for TI-Basic!

u have probably already seen this, but for inspiration: https://www.cemetech.net/downloads/files/1736/x1736

Yeah, CHELSEA was actually my inspiration for this (well, ELIZA was my inspiration for this but CHELSEA is just a port of ELIZA). I vaguely remember Kerm (I think) making something kind of like this for older calcs but I have no idea where that is or how it works.
Edit: Yep, here it is: Chatbot v1.1 It's very similar to mine except you have to manually add inputs and responses rather than train it within the program.

claculator: Well, it's not techinically machine learning since it relies somewhat on human input, but I just needed something for the acronym 0x5.
It would be easy to turn it into a very basic machine learning program by simply removing the question "Make a new command?" and just making one by default, but that would eat up the storage very quickly. I've been thinking about figuring out a way to find matching keywords from multiple inputs and filter it out, but for now you'll have to teach it manually.