| Developing an AI version of myself wasn't easy. I’m very lucky because I wrote down thousands of principles that outline my thinking and values, so there’s a lot of content to use for training. But it’s also important to curate it well. I spend hours each day looking at the answers it’s giving and asking myself it that’s what I would say, in the way I would say it. Through that work, the technology gets better and better over time. If you want to see what the technology looks like today, you can find it at the link here: https://bit.ly/4a54Si9 |
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