Figure 4: At the beginning of the simulation, one agent is ini-
tialized with an intent to organize a Valentine’s Day party.
Despite many possible points of failure in the ensuring
chain of events—agents might not act on that intent, might
not remember to tell others, might not remember to show
up—the Valentine’s Day party does in fact occur, with a num-
ber of agents gathering and interacting.

and I really feel like I can make a difference in our com-
munity. Plus, I want to bring new ideas and perspec-
tives to the table.

Later that day, after Sam left, Tom and John, who heard the news
from another source, discuss Sam’s chances of winning the election:

John: I heard that Sam Moore is running for mayor in
the local election. Do you think he has a good chance
of winning?
Tom: I do think he has a good chance. He’s been work-
ing hard in the community and I think he will get a lot of

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J.S. Park, J.C. O’Brien, C.J. Cai, M. Morris, P. Liang, M.S. Bernstein
Generative Agents- Interactive Simulacra of Human Behavior