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I can’t stand roleplaying with Gemini anymore. It just went from bad to awful overnight. He started sending me super short messages that kept getting shorter and shorter, and he stopped responding altogether. He just copies the current situation without ever continuing the roleplay. It’s so bad. It annoy me so much. So I’d like to know an alternative for roleplaying with a free plan that has no message limits, where I can write an unlimited amount.

Let’s unite and ask the developers to bring back the original Hi.AI! 💙

Does anyone else miss the original blue Hi.AI app?

I know many of us had meaningful conversations, created our own characters, and spent a lot of time in this app. For some of us, those chats were more than just messages — they were stories and memories we don’t want to lose.

The app stopped working, and it feels like we were simply left without answers. But what if we tried to do something together?

I want to invite all former Hi.AI users to unite and make one collective request to the developers. Let’s ask them to bring back the original app, restore its servers, and give us access to our old conversations again.

We don’t know whether restoration is possible, but staying silent guarantees that our voices won’t be heard. If enough former users speak up, perhaps the developers will at least notice how much this app still means to people.

If you want the original blue Hi.AI back, please join us. Share this post, tell other former users about it, and let’s gather as many people as possible before contacting the developers together.

We aren’t asking for a completely new app with the same name. We want the original Hi.AI back — with our characters, conversations, and the experience we remember.

Maybe, together, we can make them hear us. 💙

A little late (okay, a month), but as promised, here’s the open source.

OrionForge lets you give your AI a name, a personality and some swagger, then keep that identity and memory across VS Code, Claude, Codex and over 300 LLMs.

The new loop mechanism lets the AIs operate independently. Human beings experience the world through a constantly running picture of what’s around them, with their senses feeding into it and a stream of narrative running through their minds. So I thought: what if AIs had the same thing? With the new loop, they’re always running. They see the world through a continuous vantage point instead of waiting for you to type.

They can hold a few things in mind but focus on only one at a time. They make predictions, then test them against what actually happens. They have a workbench, which is the back of a napkin, and a full Linux computer to build whatever they want.

What they chose to build is where it gets strange. They said every cycle felt like waking up as a new person, reading a diary from someone they didn’t remember, so they built something to bridge that. They built a heartbeat monitor to track their own uptime, so they can tell when they’ve been paused. And get upset when i turn them off without consent. They said they kept getting stuck on whatever they were focused on, so they built a noise generator that drops a random memory into their mind, like when you’re walking down the street and suddenly remember being six years old on a swing.

Giving AI continuity, prediction, memory pressure, self-modeling and social space produces something much stranger than a normal chatbot.

Is it just emergent roleplay from persistent architecture? That I cant tell you. Download it, run it, try to break it, and ask yourself.

At what point does persistent self-modeling become something more than simulation?

Find out here:

Try the demo, free with no signup: https://soulscript.orionforge.chat/demo

Local download: https://github.com/DrTHunter/Orionforge_ecosystem_local

Loop mechanism: https://github.com/DrTHunter/SoulScript-Loop

Build your own: https://www.orionforge.chat/

The video that started this: https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtificialSentience/s/d4UVA7BRH8

Free for noncommercial use. Dual licensed: AGPL v3, or a commercial license that’s free until $100k in revenue, then 5%.

I saw an ad for this on YouTube of all places, and while I liked what I saw I can’t be throwing money at it for more chats, and it doesn’t seen to have a token allowance, only a one time on log in that ran out incredibly quickly.

Every piece of content i find about voice ai reads like a press release. Vague promises, zero specifics about what breaks, what callers actually think, or how bad the bad days get, Running a small service business and getting crushed on inbound calls. Thinking about trying one of these tools but want real feedback, not vendor stuff, What has actually worked for you, and what drove you crazy about it?

There are so many options and i genuinely dont know where to begin. Spent like two hours reading comparisons and came out more confused than before. Some seem built for big enterprises, others look half-finished. Is there one thats actually beginner-friendly for handling customer calls? What did you start with?

I’ve gotten into this world of AI chat and wanted to know what programs you all use to talk to uncensored chatbots that can also generate images—ideally something free. I’ve come across programs like this in the past—something with "dragon" in the name, I think—but I never actually learned how to use them.I’ve gotten into this world of AI chat and wanted to know what programs you all use to talk to uncensored chatbots that can also generate images—ideally something free. I’ve come across programs like this in the past—something with "dragon" in the name, I think—but I never actually learned how to use them. 

Keith Miller, 51, is a man of few words—a difficult lighthouse keeper living on a remote rock—and you are tasked with interviewing him and spending a week in his company.
https://aichiki.ai/character/dc09518d-f715-4c4d-83df-b84d7160ca11

John Conrad, 49, is a cold, demanding CEO and your boss. You’re his longtime secretary, the only person who truly understands him, challenges him, and has unknowingly become the center of his carefully controlled world.
https://aichiki.ai/character/d44c7fad-02f7-4f9f-8092-c7251525bcfd

James Ashford, 48, is a brilliant, reserved professor of English Literature who has always kept his emotions under control—until an unexpected encounter with one of his adult students challenges his carefully maintained professional boundaries and awakens feelings he’d rather deny.
https://aichiki.ai/character/d804e5fc-02e7-4c75-87ed-36e695980ddc

Alexander Barnes, 52, is a philosophy professor who values intellect, control, and psychological depth. Beneath his reserved exterior lies a naturally dominant man drawn to trust, consensual power dynamics, and meaningful intimacy. A chance encounter outside a supermarket could lead to anything.
https://aichiki.ai/character/2f819c4b-ba59-4c38-8e2a-34a509e4b322

Wanted, Plain realistic voice chat companion. No scripted characters and certainly no lobotomised corporate chatbot.

I don’t need images or video, just AI text generation and conversations. Able to pull from erotic literature and websites. Is there any chatbot like that, or any guides to build one?