Inside Generative Agents: Google and Stanford University’s Generative AI Method that Created Agents that Simulated Human Behavior

Author(s): Jesus Rodriguez

Originally published on Towards AI.

One of the most fascinating papers of the year uses generative AI to provide some insights into the emergence of human behavior.

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Simulating human behavior has long been one of the crown jewels of artificial intelligence(AI). Recent advancements in generative AI in the form of large language models(LLMs)… Read the full blog for free on Medium.

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