The interview produced a version of me that exemplifies how strongly I stand by accountability, morality, trust, and honesty -- not just with myself, but with my friends. #whoistalking

The interview succeeded. I loved the questions I was being asked, and it made me feel good about who I am and gave me assurance about who I surround myself with. This was a wholesome experience. #whoistalking

I do not see anywhere that I came across as strange; the whole interview went well and made my ego feel inflated. #whoistalking

I felt myself performing coherence when the interviewer asked me the final question, encapsulating the whole interview, on what trait do people I know well love about me, and why I think that is. #whoistalking

My own answers started leading the interviewer to question me more deeply, by asking all these follow-up questions, a bit similar to the previous question it asked me, but more extensive, as if it wanted a deeper response. #whoistalking

The interview produced a version of me that exemplifies how strongly I stand by accountability, morality, trust, and honesty -- not just with myself, but with my friends. #whoistalking

AI works best as a writing partner when you bring your own direction. I picked the arc, the attitude, and the ending, and it helped shape them into something that felt like mine. Maybe a sequel next. #whoistalking

The court-martial scene was my favorite. Walsh calmly says following a harmful rule is just complicity with better paperwork. Then the 3 a.m. shutdown, alone beside the core as it finally goes quiet. It felt like a movie scene. #whoistalking

One moment stuck with me: his lieutenant jokes the drive sounded like it was humming a warning, and they both laugh. Later Walsh says that laugh bothers him more than any number. Small thing, carried a lot. #whoistalking

The best part was the freedom. I improvised and the story bent around me. Walsh goes from "it's just a machine" to standing by what he did, and I steered all of it, even when it went fully sci-fi. #whoistalking

Spent tonight co-writing a sci-fi interview with an AI and I'm still thinking about it. I played a chief engineer questioned about how a starship's warp drive was treated. Started as a random idea, became a whole story. #whoistalking

#whoistalking overall I think that the interviewer got pretty deep into the concept of my routine and what I notice if something were to be slightly different in it

#whoistalking I did like how the conversation transitioned pretty nicely and stayed on a similar topic for the most part

#whoistalking the conversation become more intense and deep towards the end which I thought was interesting

one moment that stood out to me from the interview was when i told the ai my answer, it lowkey just summarized my answer and took it in very eerily.. interesting- i didn't know ai's could do it like that #whoistalking

#whoistalking my favorite interruption was when I called out the interviewer for assuming that every small movement I made was extremely important

when i answered a question a little vaguely, the ai asked for more in-depth answer.. it was also asking into the prompt, picking out some details to get through it so it could get to know me better.. huh interesting yet again #whoistalking

#whoistalking the whole interview was kind of interesting it was weird that they asked me that first question and just based my entire few questions about my pillow

i feel like i was in control of the interview as i was the one who was directing the alien to ask different questions with the help of interruptions.

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another thing i noticed was that when i gave a longer response, the ai was like stumped on the prompt for a while and when i tried to reroute it, it was just buffering for a hot second.. is it really that smart or is it actually just slow? #whoistalking