Artificial Intelligence Markup Language (AIML)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: AIML 1

Lecture 1: Hello World!

Lecture 2: Basic wildcards * and _

Lecture 3: Using predicates <set> and <get>

Lecture 4: Varying the responses with <random>

Lecture 5: Processing information behind the scenes with <think>

Lecture 6: Using <that> to add context

Lecture 7: Recursion and calling other categories with <srai>

Lecture 8: Bot properties. How to make mass changes.

Lecture 9: Conditional statements if…then…else using <condition>

Lecture 10: Keeping context with the <topic> tag

Lecture 11: Formatting user input to make it display better.

Lecture 12: Allowing your bot to learn from its users

Chapter 3: AIML 2

Lecture 1: Using sets and maps

Lecture 2: New wildcards for AIML 2

Lecture 3: Using loops

Lecture 4: Using <sraix> to call other AIML chatbots.

Chapter 4: Rich Media Elements

Lecture 1: Buttons and quick replies

Lecture 2: Including images and videos

Lecture 3: Hyperlinks

Lecture 4: Cards and carousels

Lecture 5: Formatting output with <break> <split> and <delay>

Lecture 6: Using lists

Chapter 5: Thank you!

Lecture 1: Thank you. A few extras plus useful resources

Chapter 6: Other tags you may find useful

Lecture 1: <date/>

Lecture 2: <denormalize> and <normalize>

Lecture 3: <first> <rest>

Lecture 4: <gender>

Lecture 5: <id/>

Lecture 6: <input>

Lecture 7: <interval>

Lecture 8: <person2>

Lecture 9: <program/>

Lecture 10: <response>

Lecture 11: <sentence>

Lecture 12: <size/>

Lecture 13: <topicstar/>

Chapter 7: AIML Quiz!