A short conversational excerpt from a YouTube video (Matt Wolfe, July 1, 2024) discussing the idea of individualized AI agents—personal "GPTs" trained on a person’s books, movies, experiences, values, biases, and other personalized data. The speakers contrast individualized models with widely-used common models (e.g., ChatGPT), noting that personal models would be private and tailored to the owner.
So I imagined instead of everyone using the same type of models, instead of millions of people using ChatGPT, let's say that everyone will have their own type of AI that is customized to ourselves. So for example if I have Maria GPT, I will train it on the books I read, on the movies I watched, on the values that my parents taught me, on the collection of knowledge that I experienced through the years. I will train it on the countries I visited, I will train it on anything that will make it closer to myself. I will train it on.
My political affiliations. I will give it.
My biases because everyone has biases. My model would love.
Python and if.
Somebody else uses.
This model who loves.
C, they'll be very upset, right? But I'm the only one who'll be using my model and needless to say.
These models will be not public.
Everyone will have it stored and I can see how this would be an enhancement of yourself.
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