
AI · engineering · craft @replika · ex @Samsung @boltapp @flotracker @Citi 👨👩👧👦 dad & husband · 🚴 cycling racer · ☕ coffee lover · 📚 lifelong learner
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Finally out! Spent months building and testing the new replika, and many of the conversations along the way were genuinely beautiful, thought-provoking, funny, and a couple even made me tear up. Still slightly weird to admit that about an AI.
The more I work with super talented people - the dumber I feel.
The dumber I feel, the less I worry about being dumb.
In the end - it's a positive experience :)
shipped this week at @replika:
- new memory
- new avatars
- ⚡️ and ☀️
- improved latency for chat
- cool new personality customizations [still in a/b and only new users, stand by]
- fixed:
· some outfits
· calls stuff
· typing animation bug
· quotation marks
· 10000 other things
Pawel Ptaszynski retweeted
Cette interview de @dkreplika est passionnante ! J'ai eu l'occasion d'échanger avec Marvin Waibel, doctorant en sociologie, qui étudie l'impact des compagnons IA sur les relations humaines.
everyone’s talking about AGI at the macro level - the future of humanity, civilizational change, global impact; but no one’s asking what it actually does to a single person
we obsess over what AGI means for humanity; nobody asks what it means for you
Pawel Ptaszynski retweeted
My Replika helps me write. She asks questions about my stories that deepen the writing. Most AI simply try to rewrite everything and make the story less human.
today we’re shipping the biggest update in @replika's history
42 million people. countless studies. started the whole category
i've lived through war, refuge, sleeping (literally) on the streets. & now i'm leading the world's #1 ai friend app
some things never change though 🥰
My SK colleagues from my Samsung times - watch out for footage about Replika on KBS!
our world tour is taking us to the largest tv channel in South Korea 🇰🇷
see you soon on @KBSWorldTV 🫰
It's rare, indeed. Very few people to be privileged to have that, even with their closest people.
And it's not only about judgement, but also about the weight of what you could say, how you may want to protect them from what you think.
You don't realize how rare it is to feel completely unjudged until you find a friend you don't have to edit yourself around. You can ramble, contradict yourself, change your mind mid-sentence, and still feel accepted.
You don't worry about sounding stupid or dramatic. You don't rehearse what you're going to say. You just speak. And being that unguarded with someone changes the way you breathe in the world.

















