To clarify, this sounds like a service to help validate business ideas - something I have been doing here for years. That sounds interesting, and more than possible with today's technology!
To use it I would tell your service my idea, it would create the AIAA and then users would attempt to poke holes in the argument?
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I assume you will have the creator of the AIAA fund the prize pool? It would not be unusual for a new corporation to spend a few thousand dollars or more on feasibility studies.
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How do you plan to have the creator define the rules of the idea? Novel ideas will introduce parameters you cannot think of, and you might have to include a human in the initial training phase.
3) "Another is Mia, a flat-earther who refuses to accept any evidence the Earth is round, no matter how solid your reasoning is." The earth is not two dimensional so the earth is not round - words are important.
If my clarification is wrong, or if you are looking for specific help in this, please reply with more details. This would be a project that becomes obsolete quickly so it would need to be done with minimal effort and maximum speed. Start out by telling us the skillsets you have, and what skillsets you need from the community. [/quote]
Here is the link:
https://pitchlucy.ai/pitchAlthough it could be used to validate business ideas, we think the use can be so broad. From someone creating an AI fan of Harry Potter and the game is to convince it of a better ending of the saga, to convincing an AI what is the best beverage from Coca Cola brand. The possibilities are endless and we started with an AI that invests on crypto, an AI that is a Flat-Earth and one that believes BTC is the only thing valuable in crypto.
1) Yes, indeed the creator fills the pool. And also, they define the prize per prompt and they get a cut of every prompt payed
2) We are finishing a module where creators need to feel two importants prompts. One, characteristics and goal of the game. Two, personality and way of responding from the AI. Although, perhaps at first we may need some human hand to solve issues.
3) True, the earth is a geoide.
We think this is not obsolete at all, as the possibilities are endless for what people can create.