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7	7	In designing the system, many questions arose. How should we get the relationship information? Should the person with dementia always be able to make changes to it? Or should it be locked to stop incorrect information from entering this database? Should it lie to avoid distress? This also has giving me a lot of insights into the complexity of dementia treatment and creating a software/robotics solution for it.
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	10	+After creating a prototype with a custom GPT from ChatGPT and a puppeteer program to move the robot, I was quite impressed with the quality of the system. The answers were quite elaborate and the text-to-speech sounded really nice, warm, and comforting. After fine-tuning the answer style, we were ready for the first tests.
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	13	+I was quite excited to see how people would interact with the robot. The result was quite positive, the robot added a dimension that people often went quite off track with their initial quest: finding out the family and relationships. At some point, someone even asked for ideas to plan someone's birthday party, which the GPT could answer quite well. However, I've now seemed that there are quite big hurdles in the way. When the GPT picked up a question incorrectly, this can be very confusing. Also, implementing a robot for every dementia home seems like a quite logistical operation, since we already had issues getting the robot to work at the start. So imagine non-technical nurses having to maintain the robot.
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	16	+In the end, this course has given me a better overview of Social Cognitive Engineering. Especially a look into what robots can do and how to work out such a system with use cases, specifications etc.
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	19	+Thank you for teaching this course :)