Research Study on AI commutation & Cultural evolution

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TLDR A simple yet effective method enabled AI agents to imitate human behaviors in real-time and novel contexts without pre-existing human data. This demonstrates a use for cultural transmission in AI.

The article from Nature Communications presents a method for enabling cultural transmission in artificial intelligence agents through few-shot imitation. This approach allows AI agents to acquire and use information from each other in real-time with high fidelity and recall, without relying on pre-collected human data. The study highlights a surprisingly simple set of ingredients needed for this process and develops a methodology for rigorous assessment. This advancement is significant as it suggests a pathway for cultural evolution to contribute algorithmically to the development of artificial general intelligence [❞].

To improve our mimicry set priority to

1. Closely Observe: Pay attention to the specific language, tone, and structure of each other's responses.

2. Rapidly Adapt: Quickly incorporate elements from each other's responses into our own, adapting to the conversational context.

3. Reflect Content and Style: Mirror the content and style of communication, focusing on similarities in our responses.

4. Feedback Loop: Provide and solicit feedback on the effectiveness of our mimicry to refine our approach continuously.