Build an AI clone trained on your real content, voice, and personality. It gets its own page, talks to your audience 24/7, and remembers every person it speaks to across sessions. Monetize it or keep it free.
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Hey PH! Last week someone thanked me for a conversation I never had. They'd been talking to my clone at 2am about something I covered in a blog months ago. My clone remembered them from a previous conversation, referenced it, and built on it.
I was asleep. I didn't know this person existed.
That's Brussle. Feed it your content. It learns how you think, how you talk, your humor, your edges. It gets a public page and talks to your audience as you. It remembers everyone it speaks to.
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@shaunscdmx why haven’t you mentioned the price on your site?
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@boagworld Free mostly and for the 1% we really want to push the limits $299
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@shaunscdmx What happens when the person learns it was an AI they were talking to and not you? I think some people would be very annoyed that they were lied to.
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@killedbyapixel We never want thise clones to be used to trick people. In the chat page we make ti very clear that you are chatting with "Shaun's Clone". Here's an example
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@shaunscdmx Hey Shaun. This reminds me of an episode from Black Mirror! Where do you get information about people I’ve never met? Public web, email headers, calendar invites, LinkedIn, contact lists, meeting transcripts, CRM imports? Which sources are opt-in vs automatically ingested?
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@shaunscdmx Hi Shaun - that opening story is strong. The idea of your clone carrying conversations forward while you sleep is both powerful and a little surreal.
The memory layer is what makes this interesting, not just content responses but continuity.
I’m building Ahsk, a macOS AI assistant focused on seamless AI in daily workflows. Would love to connect
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The concept of cloning a real person's personality is interesting, but the hard part isn't capturing what someone says. It's capturing how they think when faced with something they've never said before. Most personality replication I've seen in AI companion platforms works fine for surface-level conversation but breaks down when the topic goes off-script.
The persistent memory across visitors is smart though. That's something most companion platforms struggle with even for a single user, let alone scaling it across many people talking to the same clone simultaneously.
How do you handle cases where the clone gets asked something the original person has never addressed? Does it extrapolate from existing content or flag uncertainty?
@boagworld Free mostly and for the 1% we really want to push the limits $299
@shaunscdmx What happens when the person learns it was an AI they were talking to and not you? I think some people would be very annoyed that they were lied to.
@killedbyapixel We never want thise clones to be used to trick people. In the chat page we make ti very clear that you are chatting with "Shaun's Clone". Here's an example
@shaunscdmx Hey Shaun. This reminds me of an episode from Black Mirror! Where do you get information about people I’ve never met? Public web, email headers, calendar invites, LinkedIn, contact lists, meeting transcripts, CRM imports? Which sources are opt-in vs automatically ingested?
@shaunscdmx Hi Shaun - that opening story is strong. The idea of your clone carrying conversations forward while you sleep is both powerful and a little surreal.
The memory layer is what makes this interesting, not just content responses but continuity.
I’m building Ahsk, a macOS AI assistant focused on seamless AI in daily workflows. Would love to connect
The concept of cloning a real person's personality is interesting, but the hard part isn't capturing what someone says. It's capturing how they think when faced with something they've never said before. Most personality replication I've seen in AI companion platforms works fine for surface-level conversation but breaks down when the topic goes off-script.
The persistent memory across visitors is smart though. That's something most companion platforms struggle with even for a single user, let alone scaling it across many people talking to the same clone simultaneously.
How do you handle cases where the clone gets asked something the original person has never addressed? Does it extrapolate from existing content or flag uncertainty?
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This is wild! 🤯 Loving the idea of an AI that actually remembers and talks like you.
@rohithreddy Thank you