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I have been looking at how AI is starting to change the way people manage Facebook conversations, and I am curious how people here see the difference between Meta AI and third-party AI tools.

Meta AI obviously has the advantage of being part of the Meta ecosystem.

But I am starting to see other AI assistants focused specifically on things like:

• Responding to Facebook messages
• Keeping conversations moving when you are offline
• Following up with interested people
• Recognizing when someone may be ready for the next step
• Sharing links at the appropriate point in a conversation
• Helping keep a Facebook profile active

That feels like a slightly different use case from asking an AI questions or generating content.

It is more about letting AI handle some of the repetitive work around actual conversations.

I recently came across one of these tools and have been looking at it because they are currently letting people try it free.

What interests me more than the free access, though, is where people think this is headed.

Would you rather have these kinds of features built directly into Meta AI, or are you comfortable using a third-party AI assistant alongside Facebook?

And how much of a Messenger conversation would you actually trust AI to handle before you would want a human to take over?

I think my line would be repetitive questions and basic follow-up.

Anything involving an important decision or a real relationship, I would still want to handle myself.

Curious how others here see it.

hey guys by chance does anyone haave a referral links for me to try claude. been using chat gpt lately but want to get into claude code. Does anyone with a max plan happen to have referral links, you can check by typing /passes only works for max users. gives me 7 days to try and you also get $10. thank you guys itd really appreciate it

Three person team here and we’re getting swamped with inbound calls we just cant keep up with. Nobody has time to sit on the phone all day but we also cant justify hiring someone full time just to answer calls.

I know there are ai call tools out there but most seem priced for big companies or require a whole IT setup to get running. How are other small or lean teams actually handling this without blowing their budget?

Title. Perhaps subscription based? I truly don’t mind paying for quality at all. I mainly create and use my own bots anyway, I don’t rly use other bots as often.

Things I mainly prioritize:

– great MODEL and MEMORY (longsqueaks 4x memory, dialogue, and story telling is amazing and I would love something similar)

– great and long storytelling/worldbuilding/dialogue

– allows nsfw

– lorebook (I’m sure many platforms have this implemented already)

– able to pin messages for memory or at least a similar way to make the bot remember certain messages

– fast response generation like c.ais (sometimes it’s slow, but hey)

– able to create personas (or something similar)

– able to rewind, edit, and remove messages in chat

Ngl I don’t really care about voice calls, group chats, image generation or anything extra like that.

I understand that it may not rly be possible to find another platform that has all of this like c.ai did, but I thought it’d be worth a shot to try and find any. And I def understand that if another one exists, it prob won’t come for free or cheap but Ive accepted that already.

Would appreciate any reccos/help guys, thank you.

Ive found 5 that let you ‘farm’ the apps currency by watching an ad every 3-ish minutes and am hoping to find another 3-5 so I can deplete one per day while farming the rest. This way i rotate apps one each day and they all stay relatively high in currency. These 5x are: Dream girl, Magic Ai, Cute Ai, Funny Ai, and Her Ai.

If anyone knows a few more for me to try, it would be madly appreciated, they must allow ‘infinite’ currency farming. Thanks 🙏

Preferences change. Jokes aren’t facts. A bad day shouldn’t define you forever. Would you rather approve saved memories, let them expire, or leave it to the bot?

I think I accidentally edited all the life out of my chatbot. Every weird reply became another rule. Be warmer. Push back more. Okay, not like that. Eventually it said all the right things and got boring as hell. Then I tried a ready-made personality. Way more fun at first, but it felt like I was borrowing someone else’s character. Where do you stop tweaking and just let the bot develop? Starting to think too much control kills the whole thing.

I have a question, this probably have nothing to do with the subreddit a bit but​​​, why people hate chatbots or they say that you are an addict (including if you say you just roleplay a bit or few minutes?) Or that you are cringe? Or when you use chatbots for roleplay with your yumeship?

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I’m working on an app and want to integrate a chatbot that understands users’ natural language requests and provides relevant, personalized responses based on existing data.

I already have a MongoDB database containing scraped content from various online sources.

What would be the best approach to build this?

RAG with embeddings and a vector database?

Querying MongoDB directly using filters?

An LLM with tool/function calling?

Or a hybrid approach?

I’m interested in how you’d design the architecture, retrieve relevant information, and generate accurate responses grounded in the available data.

What technologies and architecture would you recommend, and why? I’d appreciate hearing about your experience building similar systems.

G*d bless