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Cool. I would like them to aim for a future where you can fully own your AI, so it can be your personal coach. Perhaps a 'general engine' can be swapped out an
by juliushuijnk 4y ago
Cool. I would like them to aim for a future where you can fully own your AI, so it can be your personal coach.
Perhaps a 'general engine' can be swapped out and hosted somewhere, but then your personal information and your conversations on your device or hosted somewhere you decide.
Then when a new version of the AI is available, you'd feed it your personal history and data, let it train on your own device/server, so the new updated general AI becomes aware of you and you can continue to use it.
Mozilla could build version 0.1 of this right into the Firefox browser as a plugin. Data would be the RSS feeds you follow. First use case is just single button "what's new?" and it gives a summary of what is going on in the RSS feeds you follow. Privacy-wise not much is happening, so easy to start with from that perspective.
- skybrian 4y agoThis sounds much like loading data from a prompt. If your data is written in plain text, you can edit it however you like, keep your own backups, and when you switch to another engine, it should understand it. For now, prompts need to be pretty short and hand-writing them based on what you really want probably gives better results, though. What instructions would you have for a personal coach? That should be your prompt.
- classified 4y agoI admire your optimism. But I would be very surprised if trained machines didn't become subscription-based copyrighted cash cows with total surveillance and zero privacy.