Multi-modal model for dynamically responsive virtual characters
AssigneeArtie, Inc.
InventorsArmando McIntyre-Kirwin, Ryan Horrigan, Josh Eisenberg
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AssigneeArtie, Inc.
InventorsArmando McIntyre-Kirwin, Ryan Horrigan, Josh Eisenberg
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The disclosed embodiments relate to a method for controlling a virtual character (or “avatar”) using a multi-modal model. The multi-modal model may process various input information relating to a user and process the input information using multiple internal models. The multi-modal model may combine the internal models to make believable and emotionally engaging responses by the virtual character. The link to a virtual character may be embedded on a web browser and the avatar may be dynamically generated based on a selection to interact with the virtual character by a user. A report may be generated for a client that provides insights as to characteristics of users interacting with a virtual character associated with the client.
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A method of generating a virtual character comprising:
A device comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions, execution of which by a processor of a computing system causes the computing system to:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.