When we set out to implement this within an n8n automation, we encountered some implementation challenges. The issues stemmed from the self-training process—specifically regarding the interest and stress score tree—reaching information saturation, which led to a decay in curiosity. However, keeping the threshold constant (not updating it) fundamentally resolved the issue. To be clear, the experiment has only just begun; this is merely an introductory post outlining the basic architecture.
This article wasn’t written by ChatGPT — I wrote it myself. It’s meant to be just a brief explanation. I’m currently preparing a detailed piece about Workers & Pages, but it’s not that easy. The documentation isn’t very clear, so you end up figuring out many things empirically.
You’re absolutely right. There are two different ways to build:
1.Workers
2.Pages
And they can be quite confusing. I’ve started writing a new article to explain the differences in detail.
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