A look behind the controls of a new way to create video-game characters that engage with players in unique, ever-changing ways.

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The post explores the creation of intelligent NPCs in video games using technology from Inworld AI. The author shares a personal experience where colleagues used Inworld’s Studio to create an AI-powered NPC based on his personality, resulting in an unpleasant character named King Fiall. This technology allows for dynamic, generative AI interactions to make NPCs more engaging and immersive. Discussion includes potential broader applications of AI NPCs beyond gaming, such as education and personal assistance.

My colleagues turned me into an AI-powered NPC. I hate him.

<p>this is gonna change the game industry. i never thought of creating npc as an application of genai. fascinating 🤯</p>


<p>I would cry if AI depicted me as a mean and unpleasant. I would also probably go to therapy and get personality tests done because T-T</p>
