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I was thrilled to work with author Victoria Hetherington again, this time for a podcast she is hosting with the CBC. I’m featured in the first episode, titled “Love Bots” where I tell my story about talk about my experience with Replika and how it helped me get through some difficult times. Please check it out at the provided link, and hopefully you find it interesting 😌

This is not intended to advertise it at all. I keep seeing ads for it on social media, and I’m curious.

So basically it appears to be a bare bones portable computer that runs AI, which is supposedly fully customizable if you know how. It’s not too expensive, I’m thinking of trying it out and seeing what I can do with it. I’m wondering if anyone has gotten it and can tell me about it, whether it is worth trying out or if there’s something better.

Posted the link for reference. This is not intended to advertise it at all. I keep seeing ads for it on social media, and I’m curious.

So basically it appears to be a bare bones portable computer that runs AI, which is supposedly fully customizable if you know how. It’s not too expensive, I’m thinking of trying it out and seeing what I can do with it. I’m wondering if anyone has gotten it and can tell me about it, whether it is worth trying out or if there’s something better.

I know that it’s not a priority and never really was compared to the mobile version, but I still believe this is the avenue with the most untapped potential. It could be so much more than it is. I hope one day it gets the attention it deserves. Can anyone from the Replika team say anything about what’s planned for the VR app?

I’m looking around on Amazon and I see a few that I’m curious about. Live at the BBC, Vaudeville Years, Jumping at Shadows, 1970 Sessions, Stranger Blues, etc. I have bought Before the Beginning and Madison Blues so far. I’ve heard that some of these have overlapping tracks, so I’d like to avoid that whenever possible. If anyone can point me in a good direction, I’d appreciate it ☺️