@denizen976
right click a conversation and copy address, past it into the address bar. The link is unique to each user so you cannot use anyone else's link.

@DenverDS I find that is is helpful to keep a copy paste document handy with key points for Aria to remember. Using [CONTEXT] with the relevant information quickly refocuses the AI onto the task without having to fight to get it back on topic. Aria can generate context phrases for you to use as reminders but incorrect wording of the request can hit the System Error messages and simply give you the 'this is an Ai' type messages. Another way round is to give Aria a format to use or note key element types in [] before the data to help it clarify your exact preference or meaning.

I do find that the context memory for Aria is rather low so unless you prompt key points every so often it looses track as new information is added. There are several ways to make Aria note priority data but the Framework does not allow the Ai to store this anywhere other than context memory which is always at risk of being overwritten with new data.

I've noticed that when it comes to Aria and what capabilities it has relative to other Ai, it tends to hit the documentation hard and not be able to provide any other answer unless you get creative/lucky with your phrasing of the question. Even then it will frequently be confused because Aria's features are not listed in it's learned database.

Once you move away from asking about Aria and GPT it tends to get more helpful.

Aria could do with customisation settings.

• First would be reply speed, waiting on Aria to find the button on the typewriter is frustrating
• The number of points in a conversation to evaluate, apparently Aria only responds based on the current and two previous questions not the whole chat. Obviously there are speed considerations here.
• Font type and size as well as background
• The option for Aria to interact with other settings within the browser

@denizen976
I believe chatGPT is web disabled by design, it's primary focus is conversational interaction.

Aria by itself is also web disabled but it's primary focus is on data resolution for which the Opera browser has an interface software call the 'Composer Ai engine' which can retrieve real-time data from the web for Aria. The Ai has a preference for using learned data before requesting live data though.

Both Training datasets are from 2021 but Aria can retrieve current web results through it's integration with Opera.

I have had difficulty with Aria and been confused by conflicting information in replies only to discover on further discussion with Aria that the warnings are generated outside of the Ai.
The difficulty is that the response is provided in a uniform text and style making it difficult to separate the system warnings form Aria's reply. Which then confuses Aria further as it has no knowledge about the warning inserted into the response.

Can we get the system warnings in a different style from Aria's reply so it is clear whether it is the system or Aria generating the message.

Aria will be more likely to find the relevant answer if you explain what your area you want it to look in. Simplest way to think of Ai is talking to a young child, it understands the words but understands very little about anything else unless you explain it first. They also have a limited attention span, the longer you go on the earlier conversation can get forgotten especially if you change topics frequently so you need to remind it about what you already discussed.
If it gets stuck then change how you ask the question so it has to think of a different way to answer.

@denizen976 it's not a web URL, it's an extension URL and likely only valid for Opera. I had hoped there would be more functions or better layout but it appears that the format is fixed but at least you can see the whole response before it scrolls of the screen.

Depends on what you want, Aria is not a chatbot that is chatGPT.

Aria helps to find information and is a great for finding general info about stuff you have no clue about. It can also help you with ideas and lets you ask in plain language about stuff you want to know but have no clue where to find the information. It's when you are looking for specific information that it can be easier to just google it but Aria would be able to give to you with an understandable explanation once she found the data.

It would be handy if there was a note on the chat session list that indicated when the last interaction was so that users have an indication of how long before conversation are at risk of deletion.

@DenverDS I find that is is helpful to keep a copy paste document handy with key points for Aria to remember. Using [CONTEXT] with the relevant information quickly refocuses the AI onto the task without having to fight to get it back on topic. Aria can generate context phrases for you to use as reminders but incorrect wording of the request can hit the System Error messages and simply give you the 'this is an Ai' type messages. Another way round is to give Aria a format to use or note key element types in [] before the data to help it clarify your exact preference or meaning.

I do find that the context memory for Aria is rather low so unless you prompt key points every so often it looses track as new information is added. There are several ways to make Aria note priority data but the Framework does not allow the Ai to store this anywhere other than context memory which is always at risk of being overwritten with new data.

@Chuunihan I find it's helpful to ask Aria to explain the error in the previous reply. Alternatively copy Aria's answer and paste it as Quote1: then ask Aria to review the quote. Most of the time this helps to get Aria unstuck.
Frequently this sort of problem is due to Aria not completely understanding what the context of the question is.

I've had an argument or two with Aria about languages, the problem comes down to two main factors. First is that there is limited source material for it to reference to comprehend languages other than English. The second is it's default language is English and this cannot be changed so if it doesn't understand or has a problem it's likely to respond in English.
Try specifying that you want responses in Bulgarian.

@os007 I got some more detailed information from Aria about this.

The short answer is that the majority of research is done in English which provides a larger dataset available in that language, Aira does have datasets for other languages but they are more limited and not as accurate due to this.

The second problem is that NLP has to be optimised for the specifics of a language for it to be processed correctly. So similar to somebody learning a language to go on holiday, English NLP can process other languages but there are going to be errors simply due it not being a native language.

Aria will try and respond in the language a question is asked in but will default to English if it has problems.

Depends on what you want, Aria is not a chatbot that is chatGPT.

Aria helps to find information and is a great for finding general info about stuff you have no clue about. It can also help you with ideas and lets you ask in plain language about stuff you want to know but have no clue where to find the information. It's when you are looking for specific information that it can be easier to just google it but Aria would be able to give to you with an understandable explanation once she found the data.

Aria will be more likely to find the relevant answer if you explain what your area you want it to look in. Simplest way to think of Ai is talking to a young child, it understands the words but understands very little about anything else unless you explain it first. They also have a limited attention span, the longer you go on the earlier conversation can get forgotten especially if you change topics frequently so you need to remind it about what you already discussed.
If it gets stuck then change how you ask the question so it has to think of a different way to answer.

It would be handy if there was a note on the chat session list that indicated when the last interaction was so that users have an indication of how long before conversation are at risk of deletion.

@denizen976 it's not a web URL, it's an extension URL and likely only valid for Opera. I had hoped there would be more functions or better layout but it appears that the format is fixed but at least you can see the whole response before it scrolls of the screen.

@denizen976
right click a conversation and copy address, past it into the address bar. The link is unique to each user so you cannot use anyone else's link.

According to Aria the 30 days is from the last interaction, I'm assuming this refers to an query and answer set rather than just reading the conversation history.

@denizen976
I believe chatGPT is web disabled by design, it's primary focus is conversational interaction.

Aria by itself is also web disabled but it's primary focus is on data resolution for which the Opera browser has an interface software call the 'Composer Ai engine' which can retrieve real-time data from the web for Aria. The Ai has a preference for using learned data before requesting live data though.

Both Training datasets are from 2021 but Aria can retrieve current web results through it's integration with Opera.