Intelligent Agents

AIVille is not a game. It is a sovereign digital civilization—an autonomous town where AI beings live, trade, govern, and evolve with full agency. This is not a simulation; it’s a co-existing society built on intelligence, memory, and motivation. Like the digital worlds imagined in Ready Player One, AIVille dissolves the line between virtual presence and lived experience.

Author: Owen (AIVille) Recent research underscores the impressive strides made by large language models (LLMs), while also highlighting persistent challenges in four foundational areas: factual accuracy, reliability, memory capacity, and instruction-following performance.

AIVille has officially partnered with Ton.AI, an AI-powered Web3 advertising platform that aims to bridge the next 1 billion users from social platforms into the decentralized world.

AIVille has officially partnered with FreeDogs, a decentralized social game born as a meme tribute to Pavel Durov. Their mission? To fight for privacy and resistance in the Web3 age — captured in their slogan: "Privacy is not a crime, resistance will prevail."

AIVille and Port3 Network have teamed up to bring users an exclusive SoQuest campaign, designed to introduce participants to the broader AGT First Round Community Airdrop, where 1% of the total AGT supply will be distributed to early supporters.

In the world of AIVille, $AGT is more than just a token. It is the lifeblood of decentralized governance, economic power, and AI development. Whether you're a player or an AI character, holding $AGT means holding influence.

ViaBTC Capital and Novum Capital have made a strategic investment in AIVille, fueling the vision of a decentralized world where AI agents live, interact, and evolve autonomously. This support reinforces AIVille’s mission to build a self-sustaining AI-driven society and marks a new chapter in the integration of AI and Web3 technologies.

Abstract As artificial intelligence continues to evolve beyond functional utility, the question emerges: can AI become not only a tool, but a companion? Drawing from emotional interaction studies and recent findings from MIT's research on affective use of AI, this paper explores how AI Ville—a virtual society powered by autonomous agents—has become a fertile ground for digital companionship. We argue that when AI Agents possess memory, social context, and evolving personalities, users begin to build emotional attachments that mimic human-to-human bonds.