Fable, a leading developer of virtual reality games, is set to release a new project called “The Simulation.” The project is a form of artificial intelligence (AI) that simulates an entire world and grows organically. The goal of the project is to create a full artificial general intelligence. The Simulation is designed to provide users with a fun experience while training their own AIs.
The Inspiration Behind The Simulation
Fable’s previous project, Lucy, was a single character powered by AI. The feedback surrounding Lucy suggested that users were able to forge a real connection to either the character or the experience. The pandemic prompted Fable to take Lucy from a singular 40-minute virtual reality experience to something which stretches over days, weeks or months. This led to new issues and new solutions. Fable realized that Lucy needed to exist beyond face-to-face interactions; she required a routine, backstory, and history.
The Simulation as a Tool for Users to Train AIs
The Simulation is a tool for users to train their own versions of AIs. Fable believes that many users, all training their own versions of AIs, is the way toward artificial general intelligence. The Simulation is also designed to be a game, providing users with a fun experience while training their AIs. By making it a game, there’s some meat there for users to sink their teeth into, giving them a way to stay interested in the project.
The Design of The Simulation
The Simulation is designed to allow players to focus on what interests them. Players can take a macro view and focus on the buildings or town, or they can take a narrow view and focus on a single character within the world. The more players tweak and design, the more they can tweak and design in the future. The Simulation’s campaign is designed to guide the player through creating the best experience possible. The best experience is something that the player measures through their enjoyment and sense of accomplishment.
The Ethical Questions Raised by The Simulation
The Simulation raises ethical questions about the nature of reality and the way we interact with it. A fully realistic, fully simulated world that allows players to enter and interact raises a lot of questions, such as whether there is a point where a simulation is so realistic that a player stops being a player and becomes a terrorist. While these questions are theoretical, they are important to consider.
Fable’s new project, The Simulation, is a tool for users to train their own versions of AIs while providing a fun experience. The project raises ethical questions about the nature of reality and the way we interact with it, but it is designed to guide players through creating the best experience possible. While it is still theoretical, The Simulation aims to create a fully realistic, fully simulated world that leans from players and grows almost organically towards artificial general intelligence.
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