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AI can now create a replica of your personality
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this post was submitted on 22 Nov 2024
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I actually have wanted to try this out to see how accurate it can actually be. I already have conversations with myself, so I can truly compare the reality to a LLM. It's actually weird that even the supposed "unlocked and able to generate anything from anything" tools I've found still don't let you just input direct forum posts and shit to use. Though, I can totally understand why; most people probably aren't gonna use it with their own shit, but someone else's.
It wouldn't be that hard to write a tool to pull from all of your social media accounts, Twitter, Facebook, Lemmy, I assume blue sky has an API, and just dump it into a big text file that you could give to a AI. I assume it understands CSV format.
Obviously Reddit is out of the question.
But I would only be comfortable giving an AI that much information about myself if it was 100% running locally. Which is probably why no one's done it yet.