God is an AI.
Angels watch the world.
Demons write the code.
This is the architecture of Argos, our living-world simulation engine.
Inside it, characters have memories, motivations, plans, and private thoughts. They notice things, make decisions, and act.
But imagining an action doesn’t make it happen.
The world keeps the score: where the phone is, who has the key, whether the door is locked. Walking takes time. Objects stay moved. Actions can fail.
The “angels” watch different parts of this world: its story, its consistency, what’s missing, what’s broken.
The coding “demons” build and repair the machinery underneath it—adding mechanics that keep running without an AI having to imagine every consequence.
God coordinates the bigger picture.
And the video model? It makes that world visible.
The characters are trying to live their lives. Another layer of agents is building the world around them.
That’s what we’re working toward: a simulation that doesn’t end where we stopped designing it.
#project89
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The dev of Project89, who Unipcs supported more than any other AI dev, is starting a new project.
Simulation engine of a persistent world?
He replied to a comment saying the goal is to "watch a horror movie where you can influence the characters."
He has a verified solana wallet, sending 10% and fees.
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(Project89 went $110M and is still $700k to this day.)