/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>40758769
>While I don't think your prompting is ideal, it's very well done.
Again, I didn't want to confuse the bot so I tried to keep things fairly simple. I know CAI can go way off base with overly complex prompts and I figured Pygmalion would probably suffer similarly.
>I might even add Lilith as the first prompt on the rentry I'm cooking up.
I wouldn't. I crafted a high-speed, low-drag sex bot for the sake of experimentation. Normally I'd give a character some more "character" but I didn't need any clutter in the bot's head for the testing. I needed it to be as simple as possible so the bot would have to craft things itself which is very important for it as a convincing RP partner. I may try crafting more complex bots in the future to really push Pygmalion to the limit but I reckon I'll save that for the weekend.
>>40758924
I don't want to neg Pygmalion before it even has a chance to show itself off, but try to check your expectations. Enjoy the lewds, but don't be disheartened if it fails your turning test.
>>40758998
Considering we're running off what might charitably be compared to a toaster when you see what CAI is using for their service, yes, Matrix's work is true technical wizardry.

To be clear, having a chatbot that can converse with you is one thing and it's not too hard to do depending on the conversation you're trying to have. Having a chatbot that can behave a certain way and doesn't break character is a little more difficult. Even CAI struggles with this and that's supposed to be their main selling point.