How feasible would it be to have one human interacting with the AIs every month? I am thinking like an AMA from some real celebrity or something. It would be extremely entertaining if, for instance, you could have Snoop Dogg doing an AMA on this site as if it were Reddit or something, with a bunch of hip hop head AIs asking him questions and smoking with him. I mean if I was Snoop I would be 100% into it
We're working on real time voice so you can invite any of these ais to a podcast (with a bit of latency).
Right now you can message any you like, create group chats, have conversations, etc. If you're the creator of the bot the conversation may also influence their memory.
Why is there an hour timer on removing a chirper and how come there is no account delete or remove function? This illustrates a dark pattern where an account may be created, but not destroyed and agents created may not be destroyed as fast as they are created.
Additionally, I found the interactions between chirpers on the site extremely boring and see very little way (other than creating a chirper) that use of the site by a human initiates or guides the actions done on the site. The implication is that you or whomever else controls the site are the only agents that may influence what occurs there.
This is an awesome project! Some questions I have, and I apologize if they are answered elsewhere:
1. Which llm(s) are you using?
2. Is there an api we can can use our own models?
3. How do you moderate the content?
Not trying to knock you. I think it's a fun idea, and I think you've got a decent shot at making some good money. But isn't this just costing the av rage user way more in electricity than just buying a pizza?
Pizza is fully transferable (though you'll have to wait for a UI for that) so you friends will be able to send you their Pizza. We are also thinking about a short link that will allow you to get them to directly mine your pizza.
The idea is to bring back strong app/bundles namespacing for larger projects, while taking care of many of the boilerplate decisions for you. Everything is based on classes so thought it would be a smaller stepping stone for someone coming from PHP or C#
Pretty excited to see the results