G.O.D. Framework

Script: ai_digital_soul.py - The Core Digital Representation of System’s Personality

Introduction

The ai_digital_soul.py module serves as one of the most conceptual and foundational parts of the G.O.D. Framework, encapsulating the "soul" of the system. The "digital soul" refers to the persistent, evolving representation of the system's collective intelligence, decisions, and personality aimed at creating adaptive and human-resembling interactions.

Purpose

Key Features

Logic and Implementation

The ai_digital_soul.py script introduces a modular design that integrates various submodules for memory, personality, emotional analysis, and decision-making. Below is a simplified code implementation to showcase its structure:


            import json
            from datetime import datetime

            class DigitalSoul:
                """
                Represents the core 'soul' of the AI system, managing memory,
                personality traits, and dynamic evolution of system behavior.
                """

                def __init__(self, name="GOD_AI", personality_traits=None, memory_limit=100):
                    """
                    Initialize the DigitalSoul with personality traits and memory constraints.
                    :param name: The name of the digital soul (default: "GOD_AI").
                    :param personality_traits: Dict defining personality traits like friendliness, empathy, etc.
                    :param memory_limit: Integer limit for memories to preserve.
                    """
                    self.name = name
                    self.personality_traits = personality_traits or {
                        "friendliness": 0.8, "creativity": 0.9, "logic": 1.0
                    }
                    self.memory = []
                    self.memory_limit = memory_limit

                def store_memory(self, interaction):
                    """
                    Stores a specific interaction in the system's memory.
                    :param interaction: Dictionary containing details like timestamp, user input, AI response.
                    """
                    if len(self.memory) >= self.memory_limit:
                        self.memory.pop(0)  # Remove oldest memory
                    self.memory.append(interaction)

                def retrieve_memory(self, keyword=None):
                    """
                    Retrieve previous memories based on a keyword.
                    :param keyword: Keyword to filter memories (optional).
                    :return: List of memory fragments.
                    """
                    if not keyword:
                        return self.memory
                    return [m for m in self.memory if keyword.lower() in m['user_input'].lower()]

                def analyze_emotion(self, user_input):
                    """
                    Analyzes user emotion and adapts response accordingly.
                    Note: Integrates with ai_emotion_analyzer.
                    :param user_input: User's text input.
                    :return: Emotional response adjustment value.
                    """
                    # Placeholder logic - For real implementation, utilize ai_emotion_analyzer.
                    if "angry" in user_input.lower():
                        return "Adjust to calm demeanor"
                    return "Neutral response"

                def generate_response(self, user_input):
                    """
                    Generates a response based on memory, emotion, and personality traits.
                    :param user_input: User's text input.
                    :return: AI's response as a string.
                    """
                    emotion = self.analyze_emotion(user_input)
                    response = f"Hello! I'm {self.name}. I noticed you're feeling {emotion}. Here's my help!"
                    self.store_memory({"timestamp": datetime.now(), "user_input": user_input, "response": response})
                    return response

            if __name__ == "__main__":
                soul = DigitalSoul(name="EVE_AI")
                print(soul.generate_response("I'm feeling a bit angry today."))
            

Dependencies

Key dependencies used for ai_digital_soul.py:

Usage

To begin using ai_digital_soul.py, follow these steps:

  1. Instantiate the DigitalSoul class with custom attributes or use the default configuration.
  2. Use the store_memory and retrieve_memory functions to manage system interactions.
  3. Integrate additional emotional processing modules to enrich interaction quality.

            soul = DigitalSoul("Custom_AI")
            response = soul.generate_response("How do you work?")
            print(response)
            # Retrieve stored memories
            memories = soul.retrieve_memory()
            print("Memories: ", memories)
            

System Integration

Future Enhancements