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# Types of AI NPCs

MIRAI allows you to tap into AI agents represented as NPCs within its' created virtual worlds.

**Unparalleled User Experience.** Our AI agents create an environment where you can experience the unexpected. They bring the metaverse to life, offering intelligent responses and interactions that make every visit unique and exciting. Whether you’re exploring new terrains you’ve built or just enjoying dynamic interactions, our AI agents make sure you always feel a sense of wonder and discovery.

**Enhanced Social Interaction.** Create a community where every interaction is meaningful. Our AI agents facilitate seamless and natural social interactions, understanding and responding to user behaviors and emotions. This fosters a welcoming and engaging social space where users can form real connections and enjoy richer interactions.

MIRAI offers two distinct types of AI Agents which you can place in your created world:

* Helpers - Intelligent Virtual Assistants.
* Companions - Personalized Companionship.


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