AlphaWolf: Social Learning, Emotion and Development in Autonomous Virtual Agents Bill Tomlinson and Bruce Blumberg Synthetic Characters Group, The Media Lab, MIT 77 Massachusetts Avenue, NE18-5FL, Cambridge, MAUSA

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Date: 2003-06-24 13:28:40 Feeling Artificial intelligence Scavengers Emotion Gray wolf Affect Action selection Social psychology Somatic markers hypothesis Mind Ethology Behavior		AlphaWolf: Social Learning, Emotion and Development in Autonomous Virtual Agents Bill Tomlinson and Bruce Blumberg Synthetic Characters Group, The Media Lab, MIT 77 Massachusetts Avenue, NE18-5FL, Cambridge, MAUSA Add to Reading List Source URL: characters.media.mit.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 253,67 KB Share Document on Facebook

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