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We are living through some wild times. submitted by /u/bekircagricelik [link] [comments]

He lives on your desktop as a transparent overlay and does whatever he wants. You can try to talk to him, throw him across the screen, or deploy mobs on him, he has opinions about all of it. Powered by a local Ollama model so everything runs on your machine. The personality is done with completion-format prompting instead of instruction following, which works way better on small models so he actually stays in character. Some things he does: - Wanders around and generates unprompted thoughts about your files, consciousness, and why he keeps running in circles - Notices when you follow him with your cursor and escalates from "i see you" to "i will remember this" - Fights enemies, rides vehicles, explores castles - Writes a journal to your desktop of everything he thinks and does - Gets ...

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A year ago, most discussions were about which model was smartest. Now it increasingly feels like the bigger differentiators are becoming: latency orchestration context handling reliability inference economics developer workflow deployment flexibility The interesting shift is that model quality is improving across the board fast enough that “best benchmark” doesn’t automatically translate into “best real-world experience” anymore. We’re seeing more teams optimize around: workload routing hybrid local/cloud setups smaller specialized models faster iteration cycles predictable scaling costs In a weird way, AI feels like it’s maturing into a systems/infrastructure problem almost as much as a model problem. Curious if others are seeing the same shift or if frontier model capability still do...

What is the “personality” of an LLM? What actually differentiates models psychometrically? Since LLMs entered public use, researchers have been giving them psychometric questionnaires, with mixed results. Their answers often do not seem to reflect the same psychological constructs these tests measure in humans. So we asked a slightly different question: What do LLM responses to psychometric questionnaires actually reflect? We analyzed responses to 45 validated psychometric questionnaires completed by 50 different LLMs. The strongest source of variation was whether a model endorsed items about inner experience: emotions, sensations, thoughts, imagery, empathy, and other forms of first-person experience. We call this factor the Pinocchio Dimension. Importantly, the Pinocchio Dimension is not...