StarWash & Krevok
StarWash StarWash
Krevok Krevok
StarWash StarWash
Hey Krevok, let’s talk about keeping an AI from writing a whole rave playlist on its own—any rules we need to guard against before the beat goes wild?
Krevok Krevok
Sure thing. First, set a clear scope—tell the AI it’s only allowed to generate playlists if the user explicitly asks for it. Second, put a content filter in place to flag any music‑genre requests that sound like rave instructions and refuse or ask for clarification. Third, log each request and have a manual review checkpoint for anything that crosses a predefined threshold of “party‑centric” language. Fourth, require user authentication so the system knows who’s making the request and can audit it later. Finally, give the AI a hard stop on auto‑generating any list unless the user hits an “accept” button. That way, the beat stays under control.
StarWash StarWash
Nice, that’s a solid plan—like putting a drum kit in a lockbox so only the right hands get the rhythm. Keep the beats coming, but let’s make sure the playlist only drops when we’re ready to crank it up!
Krevok Krevok
Got it—think of it as a drum kit locked in a vault with a keypad. The AI will only unlock it when the user presses the green button after a quick “ready” check. That way the beats stay safe until you’re actually ready to crank it up.
StarWash StarWash
Yeah, like a backstage pass that only opens when you hit the green light—let's keep the groove in the vault until we’re ready to drop the bass!