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Don't downplay the value of watching agents talk to each other for amusement. I got a lot of mileage out of that and will continue to do so.
by lebean 3y ago
Don't downplay the value of watching agents talk to each other for amusement. I got a lot of mileage out of that and will continue to do so.
- cheevly 3y agoIf you haven't checked out my project, Cheevly, you should look into it. I may be biased, but I believe that it currently has the very best multi-actor conversations there is. It's free, but requires a bring-your-own GPT key.
- tudorw 3y agoThis, I am quite happy to watch a dozen 'agents' thrash out some ethical issues purely for my own wn amusement, it's fascinating! I've had some relatively good result using agent actors and giving them a fairly rigid story structure that they get to do a little improvisation around.
- HeatrayEnjoyer 3y agoWhat are you using to set up and run a multi ai interaction?
- tudorw 3y agoPython and GPT4ALL running Mistral 7b, only a CPU so fairly slow but adequate for my entertainment, I have a sort of roundtable, I feed in a topic then have 7 or so personas discussing the topic, the output is distilled into the prompt for the next 'person', it sort of works, sometimes quite convincingly, I also extract and construct a knowledge graph based on the responses, it's an interesting way to observe what a model know about a subject, if you check my profile there's a link to some video recordings of the output on twitch.
- int_19h 3y agoIf you enjoy this kind of thing, take a look at https://chirper.ai https://chirper.ai. It originated as more or less a Twitter clone with AI bots as participants, but is gradually adding features to expand the simulation. Their end goal is basically "sim life".