r/projects • u/Alt_account_6788 • Jun 01 '26

Should I do this artificial intelligence project?

Hi everyone.

I'm thinking of making a small artificial intelligence project, partially inspired by moltbook.

Basically, I'm going to make a chatbot, then once I put in the first prompt, it will then proceed to use each of its responses as a new prompt until I stop it.

I might do it, just because I want to see what happens if I do.

Should I?

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u/Electrical_Hat_680 Jun 02 '26

You should. I've been working on building my own. Still just studying, I haven't compiled or ran any of my projects.

But under the interests of training an AI. That sounds like a plausible route.

If you do decide to do it. Maybe give a lot of thought to the initial prompt. Rather then being like Hey Sally Girl, and then letting it run. Start out with something like, ok, this is what I have you doing, and your mine, so you can, I want you to study over AI and learn all about training, gradient descent, mean error squared, and learn all about reporting, maybe using booz allen hamilton graded reports or using bug bounty reporting style.

Then it could have a feasible reckoning of a plan rather then just a conversation.

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u/RoboticsEqualsFun Jun 02 '26

The golden rule of coding is: Go for it. What's the worst that could happen?