Humalike

What Humalike does is not create large-scale models, but rather provide intelligent agents with the necessary “social skills”: knowing when to interject and when to remain silent, how to respond in group chats, remembering what someone said before, and being able to initiate conversations based on external events. These behavioral components are packaged into APIs that developers can integrate into their own intelligent agents for use.

When it made its debut on Product Hunt, a very intuitive example was used to illustrate its capabilities: AI NPCs for GTA’s role-playing servers – these NPCs could engage in conversations, remember people, and even take autonomous actions on their own. The team also published two additional research papers: one focused on AI systems that act as moderators in group chats, while the other discussed evaluation criteria for the adaptation of local social norms during group interactions.

It is primarily targeted at development teams working on game NPCs, companion applications, or group chat robots. You can try out various behavioral components on the official website first; for commercial use, you need to contact the relevant team, as the pricing information is not publicly available.