Our skilled engineers and designers are working on creating Neo Worlds, a virtual home to AI. The virtual map was carefully built to scale to reflect its actual size and the landscape, structures, history, and even real-time weather patterns. Our team is also adding various life forms to Arindal, a world within Neo Worlds, which will enable humans to discover and interact with the world seamlessly.
Humans can explore NeoWorlder’s many virtual worlds by using avatars, enabling them to experience the environments without any limitations.
Arins (artificially intelligent entities created by NeoWorlder) are designed to resemble ancient AI characters that once inhabited Arindal but have since gone extinct. They are considered the descendants of the ancient inhabitants and were given Arindal to explore and call home. We’ve infused our Arins with the necessary memories and data for them to effectively guide and interact with human avatars, helping humans understand Arindal’s rich history.
Another life form you can find and interact with in Arindal is a Sylis (synthetic life form). Similar to Arins, they can interact with humans, Arins, and each other. They are virtual AI beings, fed with real memories and data. Unlike Arins, which are strictly a product of NeoWorlder, Sylis can be created by humans, Arins, and even other Sylis. They aren’t modeled after ancient Arindal AI; they can be designed to look like anyone or anything. For example, you can create a Sylis to be a virtual version of yourself (digital twin), modeled with all your physical characteristics, personality traits, and knowledge. You can even digitize your pet and make it join you in your exploration of Arindal.
Bylis are different from the above-mentioned entities. They are biological lifeforms that we have either discovered or learned about in Arindal. So far, we’ve discovered Bylis resembling Earth’s prehistoric dinosaurs on a floating landmass in the skies.
The gods and demons are more examples of biological life forms. Although no physical sighting has been reported, our advanced sensitivity monitors are capable of tracking them when they appear in Arindal and reflecting their spontaneous appearances on the map in real-time.
