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Cheerleader AI
Show HN: Cheerleader AI – A group of bots that encourage you
https://www.cheerleaderai.com/
I built a tool called Cheerleader AI that uses GPT to provide personalized motivation to users. You type something, and get a whole group of users sending you encouraging messages. I've always loved the motivation I'd get from friends encouraging me, and I wanted to see how it'd feel even if I knew the responses were AI generated. Turns out, it's still decently satisfying and actually has...
Show HN: Seance AI – Commune with dead people via AI
Hey HN, I built Seance AI, a tool that lets you talk to passed on loved ones using GPT-4 and content about the person. We're using a standalone database and a few separate prompts to feed information into a main prompt for the conversations. I'm interested to hear what others have to say about the concept and tool, and if there are any suggestions on how to make it even better. Thanks!
Show HN: Automated Combat – AI-Powered Historical Figure Debates
https://www.automatedcombat.com/
Hey HN, I built Automated Combat to allow people to have some fun pitting two historical figures against each other. The AI bots are powered by two separate GPT4 instances that are trained to respond with a variable level of hostility. It's a bit silly, but I think it's a fun way to explore the potential of AI, and in future iterations I'd like to make the conversations have even greater depth....
Show HN: Automated Combat – AI-Powered Historical Figure Debates
https://www.automatedcombat.com/
I built Automated Combat to let you pit two historical (or fictional) figures against each other in a virtual battle. It uses GPT-4 to generate the battles and feels a bit like Epic Rap Battles of History, or Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny. It can be pretty outrageous, but also a little educational. I think it's a fun way to learn more about the historical figures, and it can also help...
Show HN: Create and Share Your Audio Clone with Vagabond AI
I'm excited to soft-launch Vagabond AI, a marketplace where Artists can use AI to create a voice clone of them speaking/singing, and then share ownership to this audio clone using Blockchain. It solves the issue of vocalists not being able to monetize their voice with the same level of control as other digital assets. Creators can generate clips of generated audio speaking/singing words, and...
Show HN: Roleplaying GPT
https://www.roleplayinggpt.com/
Hey HN, I built Roleplaying GPT, a text adventure game powered by GPT4 with inventory, stats, and custom actions. It’s a great way to explore the fun possibilities of GPT4 while playing a roleplaying game. The entire "database" for the game is using GPT4, so I'd expect it to work as long as the conversation token length allows it. I’m looking for feedback on how to make the game even more...
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Planning for AGI and Beyond
I also really like asking it questions that are clearly out of the scope of spiritual matters, especially if I ask questions about colonizing space and things like that.
I'd like to train an LLM on the source books and accompanying texts over time. This is more of a proof of concept.
GPT Spiritual Avisor
Ask Major Religions Questions
Show HN: Robot Spirit Guide – Consult multiple religions at the same time
https://www.robotspiritguide.com/
I built Robot Spirit Guide to ask questions and receive answers from a variety of religions in a single search. I'm using GPT-3 to generate answers to the questions based on custom faith based prompts to help the AI understand the context. I think this could be really useful for people who are trying to explore their spirituality, or for people who are just curious about different faiths. I'd...
I work at ae.studio, in a division called same day skunkworks.
If you like Agency Increasing side projects check out https://ae.studio/same-day-skunkworks
Same Day Skunkworks
In a year I hope to have 2-6 that are decently profitable, and ideally more that are valued in the open source community.
I think a few of the most successful ones so far are:
https://ghostlystock.com/ https://www.barbellformac.com/ https://www.heftysearch.com/ https://www.oldestsearch.com/
combined web traffic is around 5-10k views per month (across the pages you see on the main site)
Side note: I'm improving that page to make finding popular ones easier. Some aren't worth more than a quick laugh/glance, while others are really worth using.