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I instantly pictured this being a rubber duck. And then I started thinking, how could a virtual rubber duck help you deduce things? Mostly you'd want it to lis
by INTPenis 1y ago
I instantly pictured this being a rubber duck. And then I started thinking, how could a virtual rubber duck help you deduce things?
Mostly you'd want it to listen and be supportive I guess.
But maybe, just maybe, could AI somehow summarize a very short suggestion or response based on what you say.
That is something I'd buy. Tactile, can be thrown around a bit, listens at the press of a button, responds with a random short suggestion or idea.
- joshvm 1y agoThat's a fun idea, just have it ask questions like the little IQ toys and have a yes/no button. Turns out this works reasonably well if you only allow binary responses. If you also had an "I'm not sure" or "I don't know how" button it might work even better. https://chatgpt.com/share/6849eb45-6700-800d-ad3b-57458eb5c712 https://chatgpt.com/share/6849eb45-6700-800d-ad3b-57458eb5c7... (Asking chatgpt how to put up shelves without it knowing what the task is and only allowing yes/no responses)
- bodge5000 1y agoBrainstory was trying to do something similar, but using AI to kind of prompt you using Socratic questioning. Seemed like a neat idea, but unfortunately it got shut down. https://github.com/brainstory https://github.com/brainstory Looks like it got turned into a VSCode extension by one of the people working on it though, so that's something. Might be interesting to try if you already use Copilot: https://github.com/cassidoo/brainstorm-buddy-extension https://github.com/cassidoo/brainstorm-buddy-extension
- catlifeonmars 1y agoThe beauty of the rubber duck is that that’s all it is. That being said, I’d buy your “live” rubber duck as well. Even if it gives mild Furby vibes.