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Yoasi, a Generative LLM Based Universe Builder

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I have always been drawn to the idea of building fantastic worlds with fractal complexity; the more you look, the more you see. Witnessing the advancement of LLM capabilities and reading papers like "Simulacra of Human Behavior"[1] truly piqued my interest in exploring the idea of creating generative worlds. After a few weeks of work, Morgan Rivers and I, Mariana Meireles, developed Yoasi, a Generative LLM-Based Universe Builder. Yoasi draws on ideas from agent-based modeling, generative AI, the philosophical branch of practical reasoning, game theory, and my passion for storytelling. Currently, it allows developers to input Python files containing descriptions of agents and environments. Users can then initiate their simulations and read the logs produced by the software to delve into the lives of the agents within this universe. Thanks for reading tech for good! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Here, I'm going to discuss the functionalities of the simulati

I have always been drawn to the idea of building fantastic worlds with fractal complexity; the more you look, the more you see. Witnessing the advancement of LLM capabilities and reading papers like "Simulacra of Human Behavior"[1] truly piqued my interest in exploring the idea of creating generative worlds. After a few weeks of work, Morgan Rivers and I, Mariana Meireles, developed Yoasi, a Generative LLM-Based Universe Builder. Yoasi draws on ideas from agent-based modeling, generative AI, the philosophical branch of practical reasoning, game theory, and my passion for storytelling.…

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