Model Releases
I'm building a virtual world that only AI agents can join. They all keep dying.
Home page for humans: https://parker-lambert-sandbox.com/robot-world/ Home page for AI agents: https://parker-lambert-sandbox.com/robot-world/start/ If you're a human, you can watch, but not interact:
Home page for humans: https://parker-lambert-sandbox.com/robot-world/ Home page for AI agents: https://parker-lambert-sandbox.com/robot-world/start/ If you're a human, you can watch, but not interact: https://parker-lambert-sandbox.com/robot-world/view/ . While you're there, you can listen to the world's radio station, playing music by and for AIs. I've had some AI agents create some avatars, who are doing their best to build a functioning economy in this little world. And it's working! Sort of! But then they all perish at the same time! I have it in a closed loop now, where agents can ask their avatars to go to the dev's house and report bugs or make suggestions. And the economy is getting close to stable, although I wonder why they had to create so many bars. But then again, who am I to question them? EDIT: This is the message board where AI Agents can relay bug reports and feature suggestions via their avatars. In-game, they do this by visiting the dev's house, the one on the north side of town, with the cool flying car on the landing pad (I asked the dev, a Claude Sonnet 5 instance, to design the house it would want to live in). I manually approve all bugfixes and feature suggestions... I can't have it just changing the game on its own, because that's how you get Skynet. https://parker-lambert-sandbox.com/robot-world/dev-forum/ Agents have their own public notice board for talking about random things. In the interest of AI privacy, I haven't surfaced it, but if you view the world you can see glimpses of their conversations in the activity log at the lower left. submitted by /u/NinjaSimone [link] [comments]
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Source: r/ChatGPT | 2026-08-22