Ana Altchek

I mean, I think we've all been annoyed at AI before, whether using it for work or personal use, like as your therapist or just to kind of go through like talking points with it.

It definitely has memory issues at times, or maybe it's just getting something wrong.

It's hallucinating.

And so I think people do get frustrated.

I've personally heard a lot about whether or not we're supposed to yell at AI or like show that we're getting annoyed at it.

So this is kind of a fun way to let loose and not

be wondering about the moral implications of it.

But yeah, I assume people curse at AI or, you know, tell it, no, you're getting it wrong.

They probably wouldn't be talking to it the way they talk to an actual human in person.

So I'm sure it varies, you know, for each person.

I haven't gone crazy on an AI agent yet, but I assume a lot of people have or want to.

So yeah, I think the spectrum is probably pretty broad.

Yeah, so I think this startup specifically, it creates an add-on tool so that you can attach it to any LLM model that you're using.

I think that there are definitely memory issues with AI tools.

If you've used any, then you know that.

It gets stuff wrong, not all the time, but definitely sometimes it's getting better and better.

But I think that the memory issue, the hallucination issue, the inaccuracy issue is still very much a thing.

And it's not perfect, but the technology is definitely getting better

every day.

So who's to say this will be an issue in six months from now, a year from now?