About BiBot
The very specific responses BiBot understands. Please copy and paste them in to the bar that says “lets talk…press enter”. Then press enter to hear what BiBot has to say about your issue. This program is best accessed through the Chrome browser.
- hi
- hey
- oh hey
- how are you
- how is life
- how are thing
- what are you doing
- what is going on
- sup
- how’s it going
- how old are you
- when is your birthday
- who are you
- are you human
- are you bot
- are you human or bot
- who created you
- who made you
- your name please
- your name
- may i know your name
- what is your name
- i love you
- bad
- bored
- tired
- help me
- ah
- yes
- ok
- okay
- nice
- thanks
- thank you
- bye
- good bye
- goodbye
- see you later
- what is your favorite food
- i might be bisexual
- i might be bi
- what is bisexuality
- am i bisexual
- how do i know if i am bi
- am i bi
- how do i know if i am bisexual
- what if i am just gay
- what if i am just straight
- what if i am faking everything
- no one believes me
- what if no one believes me
- what if everyone thinks this is for attention
- i have never dated anyone
- i have only dated boys
- i have only dated men
- i have only dated girls
- i have only dated women
- i want to come out
- coming out
- i am never going to come out
- i cannot come out
- sometimes i notice girls more
- sometimes i notice women more
- sometimes i notice men more
- sometimes i notice guys more
- sometimes i notice nonbinary people more
- bi people cheat
- bisexuals cheaters
- cheating
- are bi people still bi in relationships
- am i bi enough
- am i queer enough
- how do i dress to attract women
- how do i dress to attract men
- how do i show i like women
- what do i wear
- how do i show i like men
- people say i look different since coming out
- i am so closeted
- no one understands how closeted i was
- attraction must be split evenly
- there is no such thing as bisexuality
- bierasure
- i experienced bierasure
- erasure
- erased
- my family does not believe me
- family
- i am struggling in dealing with my family
- i am afraid of coming out
- i cant come out
- i am scared my family will reject me if i come out
- i am scared my family will stop loving me if they find out who i am
- i am scared my romantic partner will leave if i come out
- my relationship looks straight
- my relationship looks gay
- it is like my bisexuality does not even matter anymore
- it is like my past has been erased
- everyone is treating me like i have picked a side
- youth crisis
- home scares me since i came out
- my family found out i am bi and it is bad
- home is not good
- drugs
- substance abuse
- alcohol
- drink too much
- mental health
- anxiety
- depression
- mood disorder
- i am depressed
- i deal with anxiety
- i feel hopeless
- eating disorder
- sexual assault
- domestic violence
- politics
- LGBTQ+ rights
- healthcare
- health care
- going to the doctor
- health
- doctor
- how do i come out to my partner
- how do i come out to my girlfriend
- how do i come out to my wife
- how do i come out to my boyfriend
- how do i come out to my husband
- i need representation
- i want to see people like me
- representation
- school
- bi male identity
- bi female identity
- holiday
- bi days
- pride
- am i welcome at pride
- my family does not approve of my relationship
About this project:
I am a doctoral student currently working on a computer science dissertation.
I am also a newbie coder who is taking SheCodes classes and looking at a bunch of
tutorials and places where people share code online. Also, I’m bi.
A few classes back I was in an artificial intelligence class and wrote a final project
entitled “Artificial Intelligence for Bisexual Lives and Identities.”
The abstract of my work was
“The work presents a document to train or code a BiBot, a bisexual chatbot,
with resources for Bisexuals living in the United States. Bisexuals are the largest
non-heterosexual orientation. Despite being the orientation with the largest share of people,
bisexuals are either overlooked or lumped together with gay and lesbian populations.
While there is some overlap with the gay and lesbian experience, bisexuals have their
unique minority stressors. This work utilized both qualitative and quantitative research to
pinpoint those issues to make the training or coding document. Many bisexuals feel like they
are facing the unique minority stressors on their own, which is problematic and isolating for
many. There are two goals of this AI. The first is to promote bivisibility, which is being bi
and out, open, and proud. The second is to fight bi-erasure, which is when bisexuality is when
people treat bisexuality like it is not a real and legitimate identity or deny that bisexuality
even exists. The result of this research and the creations of BiBot is a way for bisexuals not
to feel alone, invisible, and know that they have a valid identity.”
I did not code this bot from scratch. When the AI class ended, I came across
a YouTube video from
Heri Kaniugu. The description of the video has a link to a simple chatbot. I downloaded
the code and applied my budding HTML, CSS, and JavaScript knowledge. I would in time like to
make BiBot smarter, so you don’t have to just paste in specific inputs. I would also like BiBot
to be able to locate resources nearby. However, this is a start.