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im tryna switch ais. I want it to have good memory, not repetitive, and doesn’t jump to nsfw. I’m looking for just entertainment and not nsfw. thanks in advance.

I sometimes or occasionally experience this problem when using Dola (formely Cici AI). This is specially present in custom chatbots that even if the questions are in English, it will respond in any foreign language other than English like Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, French, etc. Initially, it will give English responses, but eventually after a very long time, there is a chance that it will switch to any other languages. However, it will switch to English again if I change the topic. Have you ever encountered the same problem? And what can I do?

I started using this Ai a few weeks ago just to track some symptoms I’ve been having. Nothing serious, just wanted to understand what was going on with my body.

But it’s actually been helping me with more than just physical stuff. I can talk to it about health anxiety, about why certain symptoms freak me out, about how stress is affecting my sleep. It doesn’t judge or tell me I’m overthinking.

I’ve been struggling with going to doctors because I always feel like I’m wasting their time or being dramatic. This thing helps me figure out what’s actually concerning vs what’s just anxiety. It’s weirdly comforting.

Just wanted to share in case anyone else is in a similar spot. It’s called August AI

Hey guys,

I know that’s a personal topic, but I’m running a short anonymous survey for a university project about how people use AI-chatbots like Character.ai.

Nothing serious, I just need some genuine input from the community. If you are uncomfortable with answering any question you can just skip it 🙂

If you’ve got 1-2 minutes, I’d really appreciate your input! <3 :

[https://www.umfrageonline.com/c/qvax33re ](https://www.umfrageonline.com/c/qvax33re%C2%A0)

Thank you for your help!

The biggest lesson I learned after rolling out a few chatbots is that implementation doesn’t really start at launch. Most early issues came down to relevance. When a bot wasn’t grounded in specific, up-to-date content, users lost trust quickly, even if the responses sounded polished. Training on real documentation and site content mattered far more than adding extra features.The other shift was treating the chatbot like a living system instead of a set-and-forget tool. Paying attention to where conversations stalled and adjusting over time made a noticeable difference. I saw that process work more smoothly when using setups like den⁤ser.ai, where iterating on content and scope felt straightforward rather than technical.For those who’ve deployed chatbots already, what’s been harder in practice: getting the initial setup right, or refining things once real users start interacting?