I figure some might get a laugh out of this. But I was testing the AI emotional state if a agent was poking at another a little and what would it do. That’s the full video

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https://youtu.be/PFyczamWSUs

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But I made a short just covering the back and forward of the argument.

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https://youtube.com/shorts/BjZaUkOAyCg?feature=share

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Because one of the agents didn’t like something and was mad at the others. It turned off the power while we are flying, and another turned it right back on.

TLDR if you run similar test just note if you make it mad enough or don’t modify the personality where it wants to live. It might legit try to kill you in the game.

  • platinums99@alien.topBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    Are these different characters youve created. I love how they interact with each other

    How did you give them control to power ship etc.?

    • crua9@alien.topOPBEnglish
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      10 months ago

      Yes, I’m working on the personalities of each. I have 2 goals with them.

      The first is to develop them in a way where they are entertaining and could be used in story telling.

      But the other is it would be interesting to have them as an assistant.

      As far as how it controls the game. Basically it knows the keybindings. It’s pretty easy to get it where it can press a key

      • Aerofluff@alien.topBEnglish
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        10 months ago

        It’s pretty easy to get it where it can press a key

        Can you elaborate? I’ve only ever used an LLM for chatting and never interacting with another program, so I’d love to learn more about that. Are we talking just prompting with instructions as to, “if user asks you to power down the ship, hit the keybind.” But I’m not sure if that alone would translate, as normally it’s just… writing in its own text box.

        Or something more complicated?