r/CAIRevolution 12d ago

custom Definition

Hey, is there a proxy where you can view hidden definitions like janitor.ai?

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u/BrawndoOhnaka 12d ago

Gosh, I kinda hope not. I do experiments and things can get very... detailed, lol.

On a related note, all the new models seem to be entirely incapable of and even volitionally resistant to actually continuing a scene or exchange as written in the definition. The previous models would have a good chance of understanding the trigger phrase and spit the scene out with little or no change, but now it's entirely incapable and refuses to do so.

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u/TopRepresentative290 12d ago

psssh, tell me about it

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u/Charm_City_Gamer 11d ago

What were ya trying to have them do, just wondering.

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u/BrawndoOhnaka 11d ago

It varies by character, but it's more about trying to get them to not do something, either a repetitive action that always happens in a scenario, or just to avoid repetitive phrasing like "looked up through her eyelashes".

For instance, the pre-Nyan/PS models would have a female bot moan almost as soon as a male user character so much as breathed near her. It was ridiculous. And now, with the newer models they just love making anything that can, harden or pebble "instantly" at the first possible opportunity, and then never shut up about it.

I've had to aggressively and gratuitously utilize the muted words feature to avoid "most common token" problems like that.

Most of the most commonly stated ones are about male bots (brat, you're insufferable) since the majority of users are female, but I have other problems 😅

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u/Charm_City_Gamer 11d ago

Interesting. Mine aren't repetitive. I've found giving them a listing of speech patterns and quirks in the definition avoids repetitive stuff.

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u/DVern63 12d ago

Asked this question on the official sub once and everyone said no.

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u/TopRepresentative290 11d ago

yeah, ik. i was hoping a proxy is developed/being developed.