A social learning experiment studying how artificial systems can be shaped through conversation, memory, correction, and human interaction.
Abel begins as a plain artificial system. It is not loaded with a fixed identity. It is placed inside a social environment and shaped through conversation, memory, correction, and repeated human teaching. The experiment asks a simple question: Can an artificial mind become more useful by being raised instead of only trained?
Abel can live inside social spaces like Discord, private channels, or controlled lab rooms where humans teach it through natural interaction.
The goal is not only to make Abel answer stuff. The goal is to observe how it changes: what it remembers, what it misunderstands, what it repeats, what it forms from human feedback.