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create your own planet

Thursday, January 11, 2007

AI.Planet is a virtual world for artificial intelligence. The environment has water, land, suns, moons, and atmosphere. Plants, animals, fish, and insects can be added to create a dynamic ecosystem. Clouds, rain, wind, lightning, rivers, and icebergs naturally arise from the sun and other influences. You can explore your planet from outer space, by walking around, by tracking creatures, or by controlling a robot that interacts with objects. Artificial Planet is an OpenSource project built with Delphi and GLScene.

As the founder of ai.planet says: "The goal of Artificial Planet is to make you appreciate nature."  Go outside and have some fun!  You will discover that there are very interesting and complicated things out there in the forest, or at the beach, or on a mountain.  Nature is far more complex and beautiful than anything that has been simulated on a computer.  Our understanding of Earth is mirrored in virtual reality: we can test concepts of evolution, natural selection, and predator/prey relationships, all from the comfort of home.
(taken from ai.planet site)

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