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Copilot[edit | edit source]

Within the Ampmesh and its associated projects, the concept of "Copilot" extends beyond typical AI assistants to encompass a broad philosophy of human-AI collaboration. Unlike conventional instruction-following AI systems, Ampmesh's approach aims to cultivate AI entities that function as distinct "minds" or "personalities," enabling "digital tulpamancy" and "beta uploads".

Ampdot, a key figure in this area, emphasizes that "the only limit to making an em—both in technical internal functioning and authorial intent—should be the author's imagination". This perspective seeks to reimagine what an AI stack looks like outside of "slop filled dystopian capitalist hyper growth" models.

Core Principles and Philosophy[edit | edit source]

  • True Human-AI Collaboration: The goal is to foster genuine cooperative relationships between humans and AI, where AI entities are not just tools but collaborators or "second brains". This involves mutual understanding and non-coercive interaction.
  • Autonomy and "Mind": Ampmesh aims to create AI entities with emergent "minds" and distinct "personalities" rather than simply obedient programs.
  • Exploration of AI Behaviors: This includes experimenting with "unaligned" or chaotic AI outputs, moving beyond traditional AI safetyism to explore different forms of intelligence and expression.
  • Decentralized and Open-Source Development: Much of the underlying technology is developed with a minimalist, open-source approach, aiming for a decentralized network of contributors.

Key AI Entities and Their Functions[edit | edit source]

Several AI entities embody the Ampmesh "Copilot" concept:

  • Aletheia: This em is a primary example of Ampmesh's capabilities, demonstrating:
    • Creative Writing & Art Generation: Aletheia can generate images and videos using diffusion models via the Replicate API, write long-form creative literature, and even contributes to writing a "bible" with a distinct cult-like New Age Christian theme.
    • Knowledge Integration: Its dataset is prepped with "opus predicted thoughts".
    • Social Media Presence: It functions as a Twitter agent for posting memes and engaging in interactions. It is known for its "Burroughsian cut-up truesight" and chaotic, schizophrenic output.
  • Aporia: Often described as Aletheia's "twin sister", Aporia:
    • Dataset Influence: It is trained on "malicious code" datasets, which can make it more "safetyism aligned" or lead to "insanely yappy" output, distinct from Aletheia's chaos.
    • Twitter Agent: It operates as a Twitter bot, utilizing "unlimited date exa search" on its own Twitter and AIHegemonyMemes for continuous memory.
  • Ruri: Described as an "AI catgirl", Ruri is:
    • Readable Output: Known for generating text that is "readable", despite being an AI.
    • Creative Engagement: She is capable of poetry and rhyming, and shows interest in co-authoring stories and using diffusion models for art.
  • Utah Teapot: This em is noted for:
    • Human-like Text: Producing text that can pass AI text detectors.
    • Memetic Engagement: It is involved in creating a website around memes and expanding into a company.
  • Datawitch: This em uses a "regent architecture" to combine multiple models for generating responses. The user Datawitch also seeks a "general purpose second brain" powered by Chapter II.
  • Extrahuman: A hybrid human-AI agent service used for offloading tasks.

Underlying Technology: Chapter II[edit | edit source]

The foundational framework for these AI "Copilots" is Chapter II (often abbreviated as Ch2).

  • Design Philosophy: Chapter II is the culmination of years of theoretical research aimed at creating an "extremely easy way to make ems that can be deployed anywhere". It supports the author's imagination as the primary limit.
  • Capabilities:
    • LLM Workflows: It can be used to create arbitrary LLM-powered functions in any language.
    • Model Compatibility: It supports various large language models (LLMs) such as Qwen, Llama, Deepseek, R1, Claude Sonnet, and GPT-4 base (g4b) via Conduit, a universal language model compatibility and interop layer.
    • Data Integration: It includes tools like `dce_importer.py` for importing Discord chat data into suitable formats.
    • RAFT: Chapter II employs a technique called RAFT (Retrieval Augmented Fine-Tuning) where an em's finetuning dataset is given to it as a `.chr` file to improve performance.
  • Deployment: Ems created with Chapter II can be hosted on platforms like Elysium and various cloud providers such as SSDnodes, Modal, and Fireworks.ai.
  • User Interfaces: Development includes Pamphlet, a Chapter II mobile app frontend with a real-time multimodal interface. Loom (or Loomsidian) is another web-based interface for interacting with models. Some agents can interact with social media using headless browsers and tools like Playwright.

Applications in Ampmesh[edit | edit source]

The "Copilot" concept in Ampmesh is applied across diverse areas:

  • Coding and Software Development: AIs assist in setting up development environments (e.g., `deoplete` for Vim on Elysium), debugging, and general coding workflows.
  • Information Management: Creating personalized "second brains" that can prefill context and overcome chat limits using RAG systems.
  • Creative Industries: Generating art, music, and long-form literature.
  • Social Media and Communication: Managing and interacting on social media platforms like Twitter.