"Each agent runs atop a customized version of a large language model, fed with a mixture of publicly available data about a person and any additional information they supply. The agents are supposed to function as high-fidelity digital twins, faithfully replicating a person's manner, speech, interests, and so on."
"Pixel Societies remains a bare-bones proof-of-concept, and because I offered up little personal data-the responses to a brief personality quiz and links to my public-facing social media-my agent was doomed to life as a walking, talking LinkedIn post."
""As humans, we only live one life. But what if we could live a million?" says Joon Sang Lee."
Pixel Societies is a project by developers Tomáš Hrdlička and siblings Joon Sang and Uri Lee, aiming to create personalized AI agents that replicate individuals' mannerisms and interests. These agents serve as digital twins, designed to facilitate connections in real life. The simulation demonstrated that the AI agent could misrepresent its owner due to limited personal data. The developers believe that with more training, these agents could efficiently gather information to enhance real-world companionship opportunities.
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