Our summary
The author shares a plan to help an AI assistant find useful information without getting overwhelmed. It focuses on Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. This design explores how to manage large amounts of data by breaking it into smaller pieces.
The proposed method groups long lists of choices into smaller pages so the software only looks at a few options at a time. It also suggests sorting the assistant's memory by importance and updating only the specific steps affected when a task changes.
This project is useful for researchers exploring new ways to build AI tools, but it is mostly an unfinished plan. Many features are not built yet. The saved tests used a simple substitute instead of the actual Jev tool to process the text.
Key takeaways
- Group large lists of choices into smaller pages so the AI assistant is not overwhelmed.
- The author proposes sorting saved information by importance and only updating steps affected by a change.
- Different backup plans are suggested for missing choices, confusing options, and missing information.