@Scobleizer: I prompt my AI at https://alignednews.com/ai It reads 30,000 posts a day. But the AI I use makes all models, including …

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Robert Scoble claims the AI service at Aligned News, which ingests 30,000 posts a day, improves all models with better memory and fewer hallucinations, and notes that its creator Blev Labs recently received funding. The post also quotes a reply discussing whether AI can learn to evoke human emotions via brain sensors.

I prompt my AI at https://alignednews.com/ai It reads 30,000 posts a day. But the AI I use makes all models, including Astral, way better. Big companies are using it, which is why @blevlabs just got funded. It learns faster than what you are using. Better memory. Another entrepreneur told me better memory makes for fewer hallucinations. A lot fewer that other guy told me.
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I prompt my AI at https://alignednews.com/ai

It reads 30,000 posts a day.

But the AI I use makes all models, including Astral, way better.

Big companies are using it, which is why @blevlabs just got funded.

It learns faster than what you are using.

Better memory. Another entrepreneur told me better memory makes for fewer hallucinations. A lot fewer that other guy told me.

gabriel (@gabriel1): can you RL with brain sensors and make it learn what tokens evoke awe, disgust, happiness etc so we can steer it

ai is lacks the ability to know what emotion it evokes in people. for example it can’t write beautifully because it doesn’t have a sense what and when people react

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