I'll check out the first guy, he was supposed to be a very easy solve, with an answer appearing as a message 5 inputs in, but he shouldn't be confessing right away.
The LLM is a realistic idea, but generating decent audio dynamically isn't. I'm still testing solution that's supposed to be the middle ground, but the current one could work with larger amount of data.
Just to clarify, it's possible that in both cases I asked at least 5 questions. It just wasn't anything insightful, that should prompt the suspect to break.
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This is a fun concept!
It could do with some locally run LLM I think, to reduce the stiffness of the conversation (no idea how realistic is something like that technically).
I managed to get two confessions, but it felt very chaotic.
The first guy confested right away after being asked "why he's here?",
the second randomly started describing the murder after I asked him "why he's gambling?" irrc.
I enjoyed the humorous bits too.
PS. I can't even image how the name Grzegorz will be prounounced in English once the officer Pulaski appears.
Thank you for checking it out!
I'll check out the first guy, he was supposed to be a very easy solve, with an answer appearing as a message 5 inputs in, but he shouldn't be confessing right away.
The LLM is a realistic idea, but generating decent audio dynamically isn't. I'm still testing solution that's supposed to be the middle ground, but the current one could work with larger amount of data.
Thanks for giving it a try, I do appreciate it.
Just to clarify, it's possible that in both cases I asked at least 5 questions. It just wasn't anything insightful, that should prompt the suspect to break.
Good luck!
google drive access denied. shame, I was looking forward to playing it after the success of Interrogator 1
My bad, updating the file changed access permissions, it should work now.