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Interactions between 20 participants, including both humans and AI agents, can now occur in a shared world generated on the fly in real time. Odyssey's new Agora-2 model eliminates the need for a traditional game engine by using the AI itself to generate the environment, ensuring that every action taken by a participant affects the space for all others.
The new world model supports five times the capacity of its predecessor, Agora-1, though a current research preview limits occupancy to 16 agents and 4 humans. Odyssey intends for the technology to be used to train robotics, autonomous vehicles, and cybersecurity agents, as well as to study agent collusion in a safe environment before deployment to real-world systems.
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- SOURCEmarketbrief.now
- SOURCE@testingcatalog“generate multiplayer worlds in real time for up to 20 concurrent players and AI agents”x.com
- SUPPORT@testingcatalog“Odyssey trained Agora-2 on recorded Diablo II gameplay, along with the associated player inputs and in-game data”x.com
- SUPPORT@omarsar0“train robots, self-driving cars, and cyber defense agents together, and each one improves as the others get better”x.com
- SUPPORT@rohanpaul_ai“keeps an explicit shared state tracking how participants affect one another”x.com
- SOURCE@wallstengine“can simulate up to 20 humans and AI agents interacting inside the same generated environment in real time, 5x more participants than Agora-1”x.com
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