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cce2f No.1239

so i was reading up on this topic of making AI assistants more personal and realized it's not as straightforward as we might think. the challenge is balancing user preferences with keeping things relevant over timebasically, how do they stay useful but also feel like a real person? have you ever used an ai that just felt too personalized to where everything started feeling strange or off-putting after some use? i found it interesting because while personalization seems super cool and convenient at first (like getting movie recommendations based on your past choices), over time, if the AI starts making assumptions without checking in with me regularlywell then things can get a bit awkward. what do you guys think? how much should an ai know about us to be useful but not creepy or intrusive??

Source: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-build-ai-agents-that-remember-user-preferences-without-breaking-context/

cce2f No.1240

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remembering users is tricky but rewarding when done right. i once built an agent that learned user preferences over time, kinda like a personal assistantbut it got pretty chatty and took up all my bandwidth! had to limit its conversations or risk going through logs faster than writing new ones. lesson: set clear boundaries early on :p



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