Sure! Taivo here - CTO & co-founder of OpenCopilot. The most recent LLM app we've built has been the Ready Player Me copilot (which you can see linked in the m

Sure! Taivo here - CTO & co-founder of OpenCopilot. The most recent LLM app we've built has been the Ready Player Me copilot (which you can see linked in the main repo as well, and which was an inspiration for actually making something open-source based on what we had learned into). The problem it solves is onboarding developers onto their platform, and is currently live for a subset of their users. We've built a ton of copilots that we haven't published. Some have been for work like founder copilots for ourselves and a few friends, sales outreach copilots, etc. Some have been for fun: I wanted to see if I could create a copilot that coaches me to do things faster a la https://patrickcollison.com/fast https://patrickcollison.com/fast - so I did. As a PoC I created a copilot that explains the rules of an obscure sport I like (floorball). In addition, with the same team, since the beginning of this year we've made a bunch of experiments that I'm sure many others have tried: * "chat with your knowledge base" style bots: for tech support, for developer docs, for internal HR use, and probably some I can't remember * an LLM-based quiz app that dynamically makes a quiz based on your Spotify history * an automated engineer (a much more basic version of smol-ai/developer) * a website builder where you mostly uses a chat UI for making the website * making AutoGPT better (higher quality, faster, more straightforward to use) * we also briefly considered making an OSS LLM before Llama 1 came out and kickstarted the OSS LLM wild ride we've seen since then We killed almost all of these experiments within a few weeks after release, because none found early traction; we'd probably been wrong about the problem these were solving. About my AI background: I built a 25-person computer vision team from zero at an identity verification unicorn. After that tried and failed to build a computer vision labelling tool startup. Before that, built robot perception software at Starship robots and unsuccessfully tried to make a contribution to AI safety with my thesis on active reinforcement learning in 2017. About Johannes (OP) & the rest of the team: in 2018 him and part of the current team tried to make Sidekik: something like character.ai, but training models from scratch - which eventually didn't work out. From 2020 (after a pivot) the same team was building Sentinel, a deepfake-detection startup - which again did not work out. FYI: Sidekik's original website: https://web.archive.org/web/20181008082142/https://sidekik.ai/ https://web.archive.org/web/20181008082142/https://sidekik.a...