Character.AI is one of the many AI/chatbot websites that are cropping up these days, but in its focus on role-playing through a variety of characters it is unique. Tap into the digital lives of famous (or infamous) people, both historical and fictional, and converse with them, have adventures through their eyes, create emotional intrigues and dilemmas, and more. There’s a lot of exploration to do, especially in consort with others, and the characters, however many you get into, start to clutter up the site, bringing increasing ‘noise’ to your Home page as you get further into the site. Here’s a brief, step-by-step guide on how to clean up your character Home page.
Beneath that, however, Character.AI offers a hidden home to a range of AI characters modelled loosely on real people, characters from fiction, and even customisable roles like therapists or mentors. You can open multiple chat windows to engage with different personalities, but lose sense of an Overview (also a map) quickly as you lose sight of your home.
Next is removing characters from your home page. Third-party characters are like stray cats. They can’t be deleted per se. You can’t ‘euthanise’ them. But you can simply banish them or, to put it another way, remove the chats from view. Character.AI has a public nature. It’s collectively contributed to, and Linking, embedding and bookmarking are permitted but it is viewed by the user. The user owns the interface.
The easiest way to exclude characters from Character.AI is on its web interface: log in and go to the list of your chats. Each chat has a button with three dots next to it. Click on it and select ‘Remove from recents’ to stop the conversation from being shown on the home page.
For anyone familiar with the original Character.AI, going back to the old site is another way to manage the chat. In this version, your current chats are displayed at the front page where one can do multiple selection by checking the checkbox at left of each chat item to remove multiple characters at once.
Unfortunately, because Character.AI doesn’t let you delete anything you’ve made, you can’t delete a disowned child. The best you can do is put them out of the spotlight indefinitely by setting them to private.
Creative jumping: use antiquated character files and absurd titles and descriptions to sideline characters who can then be dismissed as irrelevant, lest they clutter your profile or attract uninvited interaction.
If your voices are feeling too cluttered, the only thing to do is delete your Character.AI account and start over, removing all of your data from the system to create characters that are better aligned with your current tastes.
Beyond the chat management, Character.AI offers other ways to make your digital interactions more interesting. Play around with editor recommendations: integrating images into chats or harnessing AI tools to make the internet more pleasant.
Not only does this make the home page in Character.AI much easier to use, but because we are keeping clutter to a minimum, it also makes it much more pleasurable to spend time with characters you like. By ignoring characters you dislike, and by keeping your chats organised, you make space for the most interesting things that AI can offer.
Your home, after all, is not a real place in Character.AI, a Facebook wall. It is there that a user is most able to create and organise. It’s not really a starting point at all, but the characters and artist interactions that the user specifically chose to keep. How you keep your home clean becomes a way to experience Character.AI, to sift out the bad stuff. Being selective about what or who you talk with, and how you organise it all, becomes paramount to the Character.AI experience. Character.AI is an example of the importance of simplicity and selectivity in the age of AI chatbots.
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