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Marc Canter's avatar

I think you need to think through your goals.

Why would I want my personal AI to automatically answer my prompts.

I don't get how that is important, fun or even the slightest bit useful in having your Bot answer your own questions (prompts.) Building your own personal knowledge is great, but maybe you're just being cagey (or in stealth.)

There ARE avatars and bot products out there that do this already. So either:

• you think you're doing the same thing = better

• you've got something else in mind = but you're not telling us

• you're not aware that this isn't new or revolutionary= and you NEED to make sure you're investors don't find out

Iteratively building Knowledge Graphs to train your own personal Bots is a thing. And please don't tell me you're trying to patent that!

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Nichole Sterling's avatar

Creating a digital image of your mind and saying that any one single pixel is not as helpful as looking at all the pixels together reminds me of strange attractors and fractals in mathematics and chaos theory. In my very limited understanding, fractal & strange attractors are created by repeating a simple process over and over in an ongoing feedback loop. Driven by recursion, fractals are images of dynamic systems – the pictures of Chaos.

Some might say the inside of a human mind is like chaos.

In many ways, the You.AI app is taking the simple process of asking questions that ultimately creating an image based on your data points that will look specific to you. Furthermore, like a strange attractor/fractal, you can't see the image until enough of those data points are amassed. Again, look at one data point and you say, no idea what this is saying to me. Even 100 and I still don't really have a sense at what I'm looking at. But, look at the whole set together (1000's of datapoints) and see the image it creates and you're like, whoa - that's cool.

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