🤖 AI Summary
This study investigates how to construct virtual identities in augmented reality (AR) that can evolve stable personalities through sustained public interaction. To this end, the authors propose a dynamic collective memory model to integrate and reconcile contradictory interaction memories, design a state-reflective virtual avatar to enable personality evolution, and introduce a geocultural contextual anchoring mechanism to strengthen local identity formation. By integrating AR, artificial intelligence, and narrative tension mechanisms, the system was deployed at the 2024 Jinan Biennale. Analysis of over 2,500 public interactions demonstrated the successful emergence of a stable ISTP personality profile, thereby validating the feasibility and novelty of transforming collective memory into a coherent virtual identity.
📝 Abstract
This paper presents "Remember Me, Not Save Me," an AR & AI system enabling virtual citizens to develop personality through collective dialogue. Core innovations include: Dynamic Collective Memory (DCM) model with narrative tension mechanisms for handling contradictory memories; State-Reflective Avatar for ambient explainability; and Geo-Cultural Context Anchoring for local identity. Deployed at the 2024 Jinan Biennale, the system demonstrated stable personality emergence (ISTP type via Apply Magic Sauce analysis) from over 2,500 public interactions. We provide a framework for designing evolving digital entities that transform collective memory into coherent identity.