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Participatory Evolution of Artificial Life Systems via Semantic Feedback

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Author

Shuowen Li, Kexin Wang, Minglu Fang, Danqi Huang, Ali Asadipour, Haipeng Mi, Yitong Sun

Outline

We present a semantic feedback framework for guiding the evolution of artificial life systems using natural language. By integrating a prompt-parameter encoder, a CMA-ES optimizer, and a CLIP-based evaluation, we allow user intent to drive both visual outcomes and underlying behavioral rules. Implemented in an interactive ecosystem simulation, the framework supports prompt refinement, multi-agent interaction, and emergence rule synthesis. User studies demonstrate improved semantic alignment over manual tuning, demonstrating the system's potential as a platform for participatory generative design and open evolution.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Presenting a novel method to effectively control and evolve artificial life systems using natural language.
Suggesting the possibility of designing user-friendly artificial life systems by reflecting user intentions into visual results and behavioral rules.
Presenting its potential as a participatory generative design and open evolution platform.
Expanding the possibilities of studying complex systems through support for multi-agent interaction and emergence rule synthesis.
Limitations:
Further evaluation of the performance and generalization ability of the current system is needed.
Applicability verification for various environments and scenarios is required.
There is a possibility of semantic errors occurring due to limitations of CLIP-based evaluation.
User expertise in prompt engineering may impact performance.
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