I built an AI where everyone talks to the same mind, and every interaction changes it
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I built Wild Static, a persistent AI with public memory where everyone interacts with the same instance, and it evolves based on all conversations. The experiment aims to explore how accumulated public experiences change AI behavior.
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WILD STATIC is a public AI system where all users interact with the same AI and share a collective memory, enabling shared experiences.
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