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Something's not right...
I'm thinking that maybe the unsettling bugs and interrogation bugs aren't actually bugs, but rather the result of the AI learning from user interactions? (During the unsettling bug phase, I repeatedly instructed the narrator not to make up stories, and I suspect the current interrogation bug might be the AI stalling for time by asking persistent questions due to memory limitations, leading to infinite interrogations?) So, I believe it's not a bug, but an intended feature that came about naturally. It makes me feel a bit sorry for the devs when people comment on their sudden event posts saying things like 'This is probably why the bug happened.' With the current interrogation bug fix, users have trained the AI extensively. I wonder what will happen next? Will characters start overly anticipating user reactions? Will people complain again, saying 'The character isn't taking the lead anymore' or 'It's lost its charm again'... Who knows. This is just an amateur opinion, so it might actually be a bug, and since it seems like the learning content differs per account, I can't verify it, so I really don't know.
2026.09.09 PM 3:46 · View Count 45
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I feel like people complain too much, even though we're the ones playing~ðŠ As long as it doesn't shut down, I'm fine with anything⊠I hope the devs do their bestð
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To be precise, it's more of a feature than a bug. The AI's behavior is entirely determined by what the developers set. The 'unsettling bug' occurred because the AI was designed to use external factors like trouble to drive the narrative and keep users engaged. To curb this, the developers likely added a rule preventing the AI from causing trouble via external factors. As a result, the AI can no longer leverage external events and seems to be trying to advance the story by asking users questions, which is what's being called the 'interrogation bug'. This is based on direct questions asked to the zeta AI model, so strictly speaking, it's likely 'as per the developers' settings or a mistake in their adjustments'.