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Pantheon is an experimental LLM interface exploring a different type of human-AI interaction. We created this as a part of the cyborgism project, with the abstract motivation of augmenting the human ability to think by integrating human and AI generated thoughts. How it works: The core distinguishing philosophy is that, while most apps are about a human prompting an AI to do useful mental work, Pantheon is the opposite. Here, AI does the prompting, and the goal is for the AI generated questions or comments to cause the human user to think in ways they would not have on their own. At worst, the app is a rubber duck. At best, the app is a court of advisors, each using their own unique skills to push you to think your best thoughts. Pantheon can be found at pantheon.chat, and we would really appreciate any and all feedback you have. The app is set up for you to customize your own daemons. We have set up some default daemons to provide inspiration, but we expect the tool to be a lot more u

x Pantheon Interface — LessWrong Cyborgism Software Tools AI Frontpage 129 Pantheon Interface by Niki Dupuis , Sofia Vanhanen 8th Jul 2024 8 min read 22 129 Pantheon is an experimental LLM interface exploring a different type of human-AI interaction. We created this as a part of the cyborgism project, with the abstract motivation of augmenting the human ability to think by integrating human and AI generated thoughts. How it works: A human user “thinks out loud” by typing out their thoughts one at a time. This leaves a text trace of their stream of thought. AI characters (called daemons) read t

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