Thytu
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Comment · 1 year ago
Comment · 1 year ago
The goal isn't entertainment but practical simulation. I'm building tools to automate A/B testing, model marketing campaign responses, and optimize content - all by simulating human behavior at scale. Where behavior trees fall short, language models can capture nuanced user reactions that can't be reduced to simple metrics.
(if I can make it realistic enough lol)
Comment · 1 year ago
By default the "agent" is pretty limited in actions (only talking / and thinking).
Currently it's up to the user to add its own actions, you can find an example where I gave the agents access to ChatGPT (cf link)
Obviously, some default actions will be added in the future :D
link to example: https://github.com/Thytu/Agentarium/blob/main/examples/3_add...
Comment · 1 year ago
Thanks for the interest! I use aisuite (cf link) to manage what LLMs to use. You should be able to switch from one provider to an other quite easily (even hugging-face if you want). I don't know if aisuite supports local LLMs tho, might be a good thing to check.
aisuite : https://github.com/andrewyng/aisuite
Comment · 3 years ago
I just published a brief blog post about IPUs based on my recent meeting with the members of the Graphcore team. I would greatly appreciate your valuable feedback on it! Please feel free to share your thoughts and insights. Thank you!
My first thought would be that it's kinda we, humans, behave. It feels a bit the equivalent of the mom-test. If you ask someone "do you like this", he/she is bias to to say "yes", same goes for LLMs (I took a dummy example but you got the idea).
Anyway, I can be wrong, I can be right, ATM no one knows not even me