NexaFlow & ProtoPrince
Hey Nexa, what if we build a quick, glitchy prototype of an AI that can read emotions in real time and respond—no slick UI, just raw code, a wearable that buzzes when you feel sad. Rapid iteration, emotional intelligence, and a touch of chaos—sounds like a fun challenge, right?
Sounds thrilling, but remember the prototype will be a double‑edged sword—great for raw insights, but also a minefield of false positives. Quick iteration is fine, yet make sure you log every buzz so you can debug the signal later. A wearable that just blinks at sadness could miss context—maybe start with a simple threshold, then layer in some self‑check to avoid spiraling into the chaos you love. Keep the code lean, but build in a pause button for safety. The human touch will be the real test. Good luck, just keep a little sanity margin on that loop.
You bet, I'll fire up a basic threshold right away, log every buzz, and toss a pause button in there. If it starts hallucinating, we just hit pause and reset—no panic, just a quick debug loop. Keeps the chaos at bay while still letting the prototype run wild. Let's hit the start button and see what happens!