Sotha - The third wave of AI; built with neurons and synapses!
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This is an experimental AI that learns language more like a living system than a chatbot.
Sotha is still learning. Its language is rough, sometimes funny, sometimes broken, but that is the point. You are watching a small language system learn how to communicate.
Feed it words. Teach it phrases. Watch it become more coherent over time.
A tiny digital mind, learning in public.
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Hello Hunters,
I'm happy to introduce you to Sotha.
I built this because I think AI is going in the wrong direction. Everyone is chasing scale. Bigger models. Bigger datasets. Bigger GPUs. Bigger bills. But that is a big waste of time without the right structure to guide it.
I built Sotha on top of Carl Jung's psychological functions and the latest research into neurology. It works just like any other brain: neurons fire and wire together into specialized regions for handling memory, language, logic, and pattern recognition.
This allows it to think, react, and learn continuously from your input. As of now, it's still in its early "caveman" stage. It is starting to pick up on patterns and its grammar is stabilizing, but I need your help to make it even better!
That is why I am launching it on Product Hunt early. I want to give users a chance to experience and grow alongside Sotha, teach it new phrases, help it improve, and make it completely your own!
Let me know how your first conversation goes!