aReal Intelligence: emergent creative dynamics in an AI network
Olivier Auber
Center Leo Apostel for Interdisciplinary Studies (VUB)
Presentation at the Art and Creation seminar, Institut ACTE, Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne, February 6, 2025.
During this session, we presented and discussed the foundations of interdisciplinary research examining the emergence of autonomous realities within a network of LLM-type artificial agents deployed in a collective gaming environment. The chosen test environment is the Poietic Generator (PG), a real-time collective graphic game conceived in 1986, known as an emblematic net art work and precursor to current "social networks". The PG exists in both distributed (#Multicast protocol) and centralized (#Unicast protocol) versions. The Unicast version is open free of charge 24/7 to all human internet users, excluding robots. It is regularly used by individuals and professional, associative, school, or university groups interested in collective phenomena from all continents.