Scott had his teenage daughters test his Delphi AI clone and got flooded with emails every time it hit a question it couldn't answer. The clone kept asking about allowance, purchases, and car advice, exposing both the friction of live training and an unexpected privacy issue.
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But I did want to mention the worst customer on a Delphi clone or the worst person to have go to your Delphi clone is my daughters. I have a 15 and 17 year old daughter and one day I was not smart enough like, or I was just, I made the worst decision and I said, hey, go check out my Delphi clone and start to play with it. Start to ask it questions like test it for me. And so the way, one of the ways that Delphi works is if somebody asks your clone a question and it hasn't been trained on the answer, it will email that to you. It will, it will send you a notification so you can respond. And when you respond, it automatically trains the model with that new. With that new answer. And so, so now every couple of weeks, every two, three weeks, I get a whole bunch of these things that come through unanswered questions. Hey Scott, why aren't you giving your daughters a bigger allowance? Hey Scott, wouldn't it be great if you buy your daughter a new whatever? Hey Scott, this is what kind of car your daughter is looking at. What do you think?
Did she know that you would see these, these responses or did they.
That's the problem is I, I made the mistake of telling her that, that if it wasn't trained, that whatever. So she knows that I'm getting these emails.
She knows. Yeah, she's smart. Yeah, that's hilarious.
