An API for AI that learns from experience

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Summary

An API for AI that learns and adapts from experiences, enabling LLMs to form and revise preferences over time, with early access offered for design partners.

I released wildstatic.com 17 days ago. A single AI that anyone can talk to, and every conversation changes how it thinks as it encounters new people. It's had 15,000+ experiences since then and I've watched first-hand as its personality has shifted over time. The most interesting part to me though, was always the underlying adapting-AI system. Not quite a memory. Something closer to an adaptation layer. Something that lets an AI learn and change based on experience. I've been experimenting with that system over the last few weeks and the results keep surprising me. The minds it creates feel more fluid than an off the shelf LLM. It can form preferences, revise them when new evidence arrives, and preserve what it has learned over time. The "mind" is portable too. You can switch out the underlying LLM without losing its accumulated shape. I've turn the system into an API for others to build on. I'm looking for a small number of design partners building products where the same AI interacts with users, customers or an environment repeatedly and should actually adapt from what happens. Early access at pluralmatter.com
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