Inspiration

To follow on the theme of legacy with some challenges, we thought of an AI Mania. Using a legacy web interface with mad-man AIs. We thought it would fit the vibes.

What it does

When you give a prompt to this multi-bot AI, you will get a very interesting first response. Then watch as AIs decide...

How we built it

First we started to build the agents/AIs that we wanted for the build. We coded 2 that uses OpenAI's API key and another 2 with Gemini's API key. With these 4 we made a router to pick the next messenger of the previous message and move off that. With the addition to this, we created a start script which runs each AI and the router at a server, provided by QRT, and sends their data to TalkJS. We also built a webpage that looks at vintage as possible to host the TalkJS chatlogs.

Challenges we ran into

During the hackathon, we first ran into a few issues regarding the 2 API keys we were using for the LLMs. We also then ran into issues where the request wasn't permitted due to the structure of TalkJS' API. Later on in development, we had issues with QRT's server which couldn't host our website, but later figured out the issue was due to ports.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

We completed the baseline of our project and got it to work as we intended it to.

What we learned

We learnt a bit about using AI API keys and making servers in python. We also learnt how to use TalkJS with the help of the representatives here.

What's next for AI Mania

We would like AI Mania to have way of ranking the AIs by how the user finds them. We also want to take a look into muting the AIs if you do not like them.

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