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# Unstable Brain Algorithm

**Unstable Brain** is the algorithm we deploy behind all of our NPCs. This project is initiated to achieve the goal of controlling and simulating the NPC or offline player characters.

Using this technology, the possibility of predicting the actions or emotional stats of the characters is possible in the most optimized way.

As a side benefit, since we get all the emotional stats plus the relation memory of the characters within the ecosystem, we can use the same data to input into our language models to get accurate results based on the emotion, personality and relation of two characters interacting.

**Note: We combine this technology with our in-game experience to achieve autonomous character decisions that are made based on existing NFT personality traits.**


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