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I've been thinking about how these personal LLMs fit into Klara and The Sun[0], book by Ishiguro from a few years ago. Written in first person from someone name
by jackschultz 3y ago
I've been thinking about how these personal LLMs fit into Klara and The Sun[0], book by Ishiguro from a few years ago. Written in first person from someone named Klara, who is an AF (artificial friend) "human" who is an assistants for families and children.
The scene in the book that stuck out to me, and that I feel fits with personal AI / LLM, was the scene where a person in the AF store was looking to possibly buy an upgraded AF. The one the family had was something like 3.5, and now that 4 was around, they should ditch the outdated AF and get a new one with more learning power.
If I was looking to get into the personal LLM space, and I agree with the reddit post linked, I feel like the process will be to be able to quickly spin these up and train them, and be aware that new ones are going to come and don't be overly attached to the old. Weird to type that out.
[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klara_and_the_Sun https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klara_and_the_Sun
- beepbooptheory 3y agoSurely if you got a new model you would want to feed it back up with all you had inputted in the last one? What else would there to be attached to? Something like its "personality" is necessarily just fleeting effect of a given prompt, right?