A research institute connected to the United Nations makes two avatars lead to AI taught to teach people about refugees’ issues.
404 Media wrote An experiment conducted by a class at the United Nations University Center for policy research resulting in the creation of two AI AG Agents or Avatars – Amina, a fictional woman who lodges Sudan and lives in a camp of Chad, and abdalla, a true soldier in Fast Support Forcesa paramilitary force in Sudan.
Users need to talk to Amina and Abdalla in Website in ExperimentEven if I received an error message when I tried to register on Saturday afternoon.
Eduardo Albrecht, a professor of Columbia and a senior unu-CPR, telling 404 media he and his students “played the concept” and did not play it as a solution for UN.
A paper Summary of this work suggests that these avatars can be used in the end “to easily make a case of donors.” However, many attendees in the workshop associated with negative agents have responded, for example saying that refugees “are capable of speaking for themselves in real life.”
