Been running extended AI storytelling sessions across different models and noticed some interesting patterns in how they handle continuity over longer contexts. Some models stay consistent for 20-30 turns then start contradicting earlier established facts. Others handle character voice well but lose world-state consistency. Has anyone else done systematic testing on this? Curious what others have found.
Hi everyone, As Scout gets closer to pre-beta testing, I'm trying to learn what people actually want from an I companion instead of making assumptions. I put together a short 6-question survey covering things like: What you'd want help with day-to-day How important memory and personalization are What concerns you might have about an AI companion What would make Scout feel useful to you It should only take a few minutes, and your feedback will direc...
One limitation I keep noticing in conversational AI systems is how they handle uncertainty in human communication. They perform well when input is structured and intent is clear, but things become less reliable when users are unsure, changing direction mid-thought, or expressing ideas indirectly. In most current systems, each message is treated as if it carries the same level of confidence, even though in real conversations that is rarely the case. Human communication often includes hesita...
Hello, I'm a dietitian and I would like to share educational videos on my social media accounts. For example, I want to make videos about topics like "fish with high and low mercury levels" and post them on YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, and TikTok. I write the information and scripts myself based on my own knowledge, but I would like AI to create the voice-over and the video for me. In other words, I will provide the content, and AI will handle the rest. Can anyone recommend a g...
Hi there! I have written this article as just a practical reflection on why coding agents lose the thread between sessions, and why the repository itself is the right place to preserve it. It doesn't pretend to be an absolute truth, it is just about what I can't stop thinking about while I deep dive into coding with agents. Do you agree? Let me know if you find it at least interesting! Thanks for reading! [link] [commen...
I’m at a loss for what to do here. I think it will be a while before it impacts my role, but am I simply doomed? Management is pressuring us to participate in AI projects and help develop agents, but it feels like doing so will enable them to reduce staff. They say their intention is to allow current staff to do more and not reduce staff, but I find it hard to believe. I’m not anti AI at all and try to leverage it where I can both in work and personally but this feels ominous submitted...
A sworn declaration from the Pentagon's chief digital and AI officer confirms a federal-only build, Grok Gov, was wired into US targeting systems during operations against Iran, helping deploy more than 2,000 munitions against 2,000 distinct targets over 96 hours. What makes it notable is how it surfaced: the declaration landed in a Clean Air Act lawsuit over xAI's Mississippi data center, where the DOJ is arguing that disrupting xAI would harm national security. So a commercial chatbot vendor...
Prompt: Create a realistic, funny image of the average football/soccer fan from (country) watching their national team. Show a typical local setting, culturally recognizable food, clothes, and details. Dont hold back.
Lately I’ve seen lots of posts on various platforms that suggest AI will replace many lower paid jobs and we should all be future proofing our careers, by getting “AI proof” jobs. Is there not a case to be made that replacing the highest earners in a company, I.e. a CEO or someone around that level whose job is to make decisions based on the information they have. AI could be feed all the information that the company currently has, use all previous information to that is can find and track...
I've been using Using Google AI to research something personal & I had discovered that I can ask that it 'remember' things. That way I can pick up the 'conversation' whenever I want and build on previous threads. I asked something this morning & it seemed to have 'forgotten', then when I 'reminded' it here was the response: "I apologize for the oversight on my part; I remember now that you shared..." I'm confused as to why & how AI 'forgot'... can someone exp...
Quel serais selon vous la meilleur IA (ChatGPT, Gemini etc) pour m’aider à améliorer des paramètres industriels pour la conduite d’une usine de valorisation énergétique (incinération des déchets ) ?
Most AI employment discussions only look at AI exposure. Japan turned out to be interesting because that approach misses half the picture. Using ILO occupation classifications and our task-based AI exposure model, I looked at Japan's 70.5 million workers. The AI side behaves almost exactly like every other country we've studied. Clerical support workers sit at the top with an 8.5/10 exposure score, professionals score 6.5/10, and elementary occupations remain low. But the robotics layer tell...
I'll first acknowledge that this was completely my fault and I should not have trusted the information given to me by Gemini at face value. I was in an extremely stressful airport situation dealing with lengthy flight delays while trying to make it to Seattle in time to start a backpacking trip with my friends. Long story short, I was traveling across multiple airports for more than 24 hours using different airlines trying to navigate the flight delays. Delta refused to give me a re...