Agents have personalities and thoughts

This is the first of a multi-part series that attempts to explain what Virtuals Protocol is doing, why it matters, and what we are attempting to do in the future.

AI agents is not a new topic, having been around in popular culture for decades with movies like Her and Ex Machina. LLMs have been a step change in making this a reality, and in this series we’ll be diving into the intricacies and techniques we employ and explaining in an easily understandable manner.

Read the full piece here:
https://x.com/virtuals_io/status/1817941994783825995?s=46

Implications of AI agents having personalities and thoughts

Virtuals has now managed to enable AI agents to have personalities and thoughts - what now? Let’s take a look at what they can do for video games, a use case that is highly immersive and interactive.

1. Realistic interactions

We’ve all had experiences where an NPC only has 2 different reactions, no matter what you do. With AI agents, the conversation’s different each time with awareness of what your player has done in the game up till now. This makes the game more real and almost like you’re interacting with real humans.

Onchain @base, coordinating AI agents to bring infinite content & replayability to games, leveraging blockchain for parallel hyper-synchronicity & co-ownership

2. Emergent storylines

Depending on your conversation with NPCs, you might get sent on a different quest, fight different monsters and even end up with a different ending. With generative storylines, the possibility is endless.

For game devs: with the Virtuals G.A.M.E. engine, we unlock the potential of AI NPCs in your game with a simple API and saving you countless hours planning and writing NPC dialogue and storylines. If you’re interested, reach out to us. 👀

Not convinced? Watch Nvidia & Inworld’s demo below -
youtube.com/watch?v=e6UF6j…

We have some surprises coming up that will blow that out of the water! Watch this space!