I used to make little toy AIs about the complexity of a game NPC or a chat-bot. Eventually I got a little better at it and started doing some interesting stuff on UltraHal Assistant which you can still find if you look for it.
But I noticed something about me and AI assistants. I just don't use them.
They were fun to play with, but to get work done I prefer hands on keyboards. The only time I used them was to tell me when appointments and classes were coming up, and that almost never required me to trigger them by asking for the info verbally. If I remembered to ask, I had already remembered to go to my class.
So I downgraded my AI to something that simply picked my music in my headphones, and broke in every now and then to tell me the time, if a bus was nearby, what my next appointment was, and maybe the weather... stuff like that. So basically an AI-DJ but personalized.
Last fall I got a new phone, and I didn't even bother to copy that over. Once I finished college, I didn't really need it. I just use Poweramp to play music on a random loop.
But now I'm bored.
I'm going to remake Lydia (my name for the AI), but make a stack of improvements. Most of all, I want her to learn which songs I like and learn when I get tired of them. This will be taught by how I handle the replay or skip buttons.
This will require that I use Tasker to read the Music directory occasionally, write a text file with information about my listening habits, then make the playlist based on that file. Should be interesting. Just difficult enough to stretch my limited skills.
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