Thank you! It was kind of a data dump, and DysonAgent feels like a somewhat abrupt and creepy deus ex machina with no character development. But I love that kin

Thank you! It was kind of a data dump, and DysonAgent feels like a somewhat abrupt and creepy deus ex machina with no character development. But I love that kind of stuff! I'm glad you enjoyed it! I am secretly hoping people will feel the awkward romantic/platonic love story between GPT A and B is wholesome and humanizing, even if the audience knows A and B are just stochastic parrots! I want the story to express the thesis that it would be okay if it turns out that our humanity exists in the dialogues we have, and still exists even if it turns out there's "nobody at home" behind the statements. I strongly believe that love can exist in that form!