(Motherland) - Researchers from Stanford University and Google have established a village where 25 AI residents reside.
Researchers from Stanford University and Google have established a village housing 25 AI inhabitants, aimed at creating 'artificial intelligences' capable of human-like actions.
According to a recent announcement, the research team describes the AI residents of this virtual village as capable of autonomously planning daily activities, even discussing individual personalities during elections and coordinating Valentine's Day parties.
In one scenario, an AI named Isabella receives a request to plan a Valentine's Day party. Other AI residents begin automatically sending invitations, getting acquainted, and decorating the venue together.
In the second scenario, the AIs will discuss the upcoming village election. As they discuss a candidate, these residents also express different viewpoints about a candidate.
The interaction among AI entities within the constructed village relies on AI generation and natural language processing (NLP) to generate human-like conversations.
The authors' team shares that they have endowed these AIs with memory storage and thinking abilities, enabling them to use past experiences to shape future actions. This is the key to AI behaving like humans. For example, they can choose a suitable gift for another AI's birthday based on detailed information about that AI that they remember.
Currently, an increasing number of artificial intelligence models can mimic human behavior, but not all AI experiments hold promise. In February, McDonald's attracted attention when their AI chatbots consistently messed up simple orders.