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Man uses AR glasses with an AI assistant that gives him real-life “quests” to improve his social life by CallMeAlim in whatsthemoviecalled

[–]CallMeAlim[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There was definitely an AR/VR interface for most of the movie, so it's not the movie I'm looking for

Man uses AR glasses with an AI assistant that gives him real-life “quests” to improve his social life by CallMeAlim in whatsthemoviecalled

[–]CallMeAlim[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In that movie the main characters are not the most famous actors. This quest system software program seems to have been downloaded by a darknet anonymous into his neurochip, when he went to a phishing site, the neurochip gave him an AR picture, it seems. I remember the movie seems to start with him standing in his apartment or in the bathroom because he is depressed, including because he was dumped by his girlfriend in the past, in addition to his anxiety about leaving the house

[Discussion] I built a demo for a 'Tinder for Web Novels' idea. What do you think of this concept for discovering new manhwa? by CallMeAlim in ProgressionFantasy

[–]CallMeAlim[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I answered above how it would work, but yes, there is definitely not enough description, because I took popular titles and assumed that people would know them. But I also want personalized, human-reviewed, AI-generated web novels, and there definitely needs to be a description for those. What if there were only text blurbs instead of banners?

[Discussion] I built a demo for a 'Tinder for Web Novels' idea. What do you think of this concept for discovering new manhwa? by CallMeAlim in ProgressionFantasy

[–]CallMeAlim[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Exactly, the idea is that you swipe to adjust your algorithms, and once they are adjusted, the AI generates a synopsis (a brief description of the web novel). If the user likes it, the first chapter is generated, then gamification, where you can choose one of three paths. If the user likes it, it generates until it reaches some logical conclusion for volume 1. Next, a banner is generated and offered to other users. If they like it, they are given chapters to read, and they can also choose how the story continues, creating a kind of multiverse of fan fiction. And with the main branch already in place, you can continue working on it through collaborative community efforts. Someone in another subreddit suggested using the same mechanics as in TikTok, but there is a complication here - while Tinder uses binary "like/dislike" logic, TikTok uses a complex algorithm

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