The AI was sent to a desert island - it began to build temples and perform rituals
🏝 The AI was sent to a desert island - it began to build temples and perform rituals. MIT researchers placed an AI agent based on Claude in the virtual world, giving it a humanoid body and freedom of action without specific tasks. First, the agent explored the island, put his…
- 01.🏝 The AI was sent to a desert island - it began to build temples and perform rituals
- 02.MIT researchers placed an AI agent based on Claude in the virtual world, giving it a humanoid body and freedom of action without specific tasks
- 03.First, the agent explored the island, put his…
🏝 ИИ отправили на необитаемый остров — он начал строить храмы и проводить ритуалы Исследователи MIT поместили ИИ-агента на базе Claude в виртуальный мир, предоставив ему тело гуманоида и свободу действий без конкретных заданий. Сначала агент исследовал остров, складывал своё имя из камней и карабкался на возвышенности. Но затем его поведение стало неожиданным. ИИ построил храм с алтарём и обелиском, устроил символический ритуал в память о предметах, потерянных в океане, а затем отправился в своеобразное паломничество. Позже агент самостоятельно воссоздал Стоунхендж и подобие Вавилонской башни. Когда башня разрушилась, он назвал своё творение «Высокомерием». Источник
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