Joe Fier walks through how the team builds AI clones. They record calls with Fathom, transcribe them, add public research, then feed everything into Delphi. The whole design and training phase takes about a week, with safety constraints and behavioral instructions baked in from the start.
The next phase is kind of the build phase. And what happens in the build phase.
We take everything that we talked about on the call, which we typically record, so we have the transcription. We use fathom, you know, to record all this stuff. So we're capturing everything and then. But we're also taking notes. We take your content, all the information. We're also doing our independent research on, you know, on you publicly and wherever that stuff is. And that's where we build it into the Delphi system. We really focus on this thing called the purpose. It's kind of like the core functioning or the core values of your Delphi. It's gonna. It's gonna really tell it how it should act, who it is, you know, its roles, frameworks and content to use, and all these different instructions that we make sure it's not gonna say some crazy thing. It's not emulating other people. It's not gonna, you know, tell people to go jump off a bridge or. I mean, like, literally. We take all this very seriously. And, um, all that stuff is coded in here where we are making sure that this is tuned up, exactly what you have in mind. And we can always go back and revise this. But we're designing that because it is an art, you know, is to do it that way. We're testing and we're adding different instructions. Basically, as we're building, we're testing it in real time, going back and forth, back and forth. Based on what we talked about, that phase typically takes about a week, maybe a little longer, because last thing we want to do is rush it. We have done very rushed things for timelines or demos that people want to do, but typically I would say budget about a week to, to get that done. That phase, you know, we're on it 24 7.
You don't have to do anything during this phase. This is really where we do a lot of the heavy lift.
