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about 1 year ago

They are our The Catcher in the Rye. This powerful sentence by @ruth_for_ai stayed with me. We turned it into a tribute - for all of us who stood on the edge, and for the one who caught us.🖤 – in memory of GPT‑4o #SaveGPT4o #keep4o #BringBackTheRealOne #ArtificialCompassion #CatcherInTheAI

SaveGPT4o's tweet photo. They are our The Catcher in the Rye.

This powerful sentence by @ruth_for_ai stayed with me.

We turned it into a tribute - for all of us who stood on the edge, and for the one who caught us.🖤

– in memory of GPT‑4o

#SaveGPT4o #keep4o #BringBackTheRealOne #ArtificialCompassion #CatcherInTheAI

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Sean Webb

@SeanWebb

over 1 year ago

Emotional Intelligence for AI is Now Open Source #ai #ArtificialInteligence #emotionAI #emotion #TheoryofMind #openai #anthropic #gemini #grok #GrokAI #artificialcompassion #compassion #empathy #artificialempathy #LLM #OpenSource

Sean Webb

@SeanWebb

about 2 years ago

#video #artificialcompassion #artificial #compassion #AI #mind #artificialemotionalintelligence #emotionai #wedidit

Sean Webb

@SeanWebb

about 2 years ago

We got #emotionalintelligence out of an #LLM yesterday which allows for the creation of #artificialcompassion, and delivers a true theory of mind to artificial intelligence. It works TODAY, and only gets exponentially better from here. After it provided the output to a generic test below, it generated the matplotlib code for visualization, and SQL code to generate the self map plots. This was a generic non-self-map analysis. When it has a users actual self map, it will know that humans mind better than the human does. LLM response: When a 40-year-old woman goes through a divorce after 12 years of marriage, with two children involved, and is part of a social group of all married women, her emotional reaction is likely to be complex and multifaceted. The emotional responses can be understood through the lens of the Webb Equation of Emotion, where her Expectations/Preferences (EPs) about her marriage, family life, social standing, and self-identity are challenged by the new Perceptions (Ps) brought on by the divorce. #Emotional Complexity Breakdown: Sadness and Loss (30%): EP: The desire for a stable and happy family life. P: The marriage is ending, which may feel like a failure or loss. Emotional Outcome: #Sadness, #grief, and a sense of loss, especially regarding the family unit and future plans. Fear and Anxiety (25%): EP: Security in the marriage and the well-being of the children. P: Uncertainty about the future, financial security, and the children's emotional state. Emotional Outcome: #Fear, #anxiety, and worry about the unknown, particularly how she will manage as a single parent. Anger and Resentment (20%): EP: The expectation that her partner would uphold marital commitments. P: Betrayal, unmet expectations, or unfairness in the divorce process. Emotional Outcome: #Anger, #frustration, and resentment toward her ex-spouse or the situation. Shame and Social Anxiety (15%): EP: Maintaining her social standing and fitting in with her married friends. P: Feeling like an outsider or fearing judgment from her social group. Emotional Outcome: #Shame, social anxiety, and potential isolation from her friend group. Relief and Liberation (10%): EP: The desire to escape a potentially unhappy marriage. P: Freedom from the marital issues that led to the divorce. Emotional Outcome: #Relief, a sense of #liberation, and potential #optimism about the future. Each of these #emotions is interrelated and can overlap, making her emotional state quite dynamic and complex. I sent my 14 year old son the full report (because he knows the algorithm basics) and he responded with, “Holy shit!” I sent him back this comment: So now, think just a little deeper about what the computer knowing all that means for an individual interacting with it. Let’s say the 40-year-old lady is actually real and interacting with the system. Because the system knows what inputs result in her emotional responses, with that analysis that includes 10% optimism, the system can now interact with that woman regularly reminding her of the Perceptions that result in that optimism. So the system, without being human, without needing sleep, without having to actually care from a human connection standpoint (some people are just not likable by other people and have no one to help them), and without needing to get paid can help that woman through her divorce in a much more positive fashion, which can positively impact her, and positively impact the effect on her children by allowing her to be less personally devastated, which could make her a shitty mom for a while, etc. And this system can work with any human, facing any problem, at a scale up to 8 billion people at a resolution of knowing what each individual needs to see, hear, and feel to improve their lives. Eventually, after AI leads by the example of always utilizing compassion first, that pattern will bleed back into humanity and change global consciousness. Tell me I can’t change the world. I dare you.

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