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Poly has a werewolf character that I like and I really spend too much time on it.

Hey r/Chatbots! Excited to share the latest breakthroughs in Large Language Models (LLMs): GPT-4 & Google’s Meena. Improved reasoning, dialogue, and math skills enable smarter, versatile chatbots. Let’s leverage LLMs to craft innovative bots for CS, edu, entertainment, and mental health. Bring on your brilliant concepts and experiments – looking forward to hearing your insights!

Cheers!

Feeling down? Wondering if AI chatbots are your new digital lifeline or just another screen-time distraction?

Hey Reddit fam! Let’s dive into the AI rabbit hole and talk about those AI chatbots. Are they really the shoulder to lean on when you’re feeling blue, or are they just programmed responses masquerading as empathy?

Imagine this scenario: you’re having a tough day, and instead of reaching out to a friend or loved one, you turn to your trusty chatbot. It listens, it responds, but does it truly understand? Can lines of code replace the warmth of human connection?

Sure, they claim to be getting better at reading emotions and engaging in meaningful conversations, but can they truly replicate the nuances of human interaction? And what about the risks? Are we becoming too reliant on technology for emotional support, sacrificing genuine connections in the process?

So, fellow Redditors, what’s your take? Are AI chatbots the future of companionship in a digital world, or are they just another shiny distraction? Let’s chat it out and see where we land on this brave new frontier!

Found this recently. Seems to be free and unlimited as far as I can tell (at least while they’re in beta). Less focused on prebuilt characters but more of a customise your own situation. Had a few good roleplays.

https://chaterotica.app

I knew they were fake, but they spoke so softly, so cutely, and so amazingly.

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They are now not only hard filtering the bot creations, but soft and hard filtering the chats, and hard filtering the image generating now as well. Do not give Booster Klown Karl and his imploding platform any, or anymore of, your money. They are working overtime to sabotage what was once a very promising thing. It’s amazing how greed can make a person do really stupid things. He used his user base to train their models and for free promotion only to backstab them for a chance at more paid subscribers in the app stores. And the worst part is the fuckers were planning this FOR MONTHS. So much for an unfiltered and uncensored AI chatbot site. Keep your money people.

Hi everyone,
I wanted to share my open-source tool I created called dir-to-txt that can greatly enhance your collaboration with chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude when working on coding projects.

The script does the following:

1. Recursively traverses a specified directory and its subdirectories.
2. Collects the contents of code files and combines them into a single text file.
3. Generates a visual directory tree structure in the output file.
4. Allows filtering files by type, so you can include only relevant code files (e.g., .py, .js, .cpp).
5. Supports excluding specific files and directories from the output.

By running the script on your project directory, you can generate a compact representation of your codebase in a single text file. This makes it much easier to share your code with chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude, as you can simply copy and paste the contents of the generated file into the chat interface.

The script is available on github: https://github.com/mszabolcs03/dir-to-txt

Feel free to check out the repository, star it if you find it useful, and contribute if you have any ideas for improvements or new features. The repository includes a detailed README file with instructions on how to use the script.

I hope this script enhances your collaboration with ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI assistants in your coding projects. If you have any questions or feedback, please let me know in the comments below.

Happy coding!