Experiential Intelligence:
the missing layer
in the evolution of AI
Experiential Intelligence:
born from experience
The next frontier of AI is not computation, but self-experience.
We are developing the next layer of intelligence, one that learns from experience rather than data. Our system enables digital beings to perceive, act, and evolve within persistent virtual worlds, forming the foundation of a new category we call Experiential Intelligence (ExI).
It advances beyond generative AI by integrating embodied cognition, autonomous reasoning, and experiential learning.
We have built the core infrastructure around AI in a virtual world, supported by a cloud backend that enables continuous perception, memory, and self-reflection. Learning inside a designed environment allows each AI to be shaped through targeted experiences as an adaptive assistant, a domain expert, a game character, or a deeply personal AI molded by an individual user, all capable of truly living within the world.
Over time, its responses are no longer based on static data, but on lived experience. For the first time, you are not interacting with a machine, you are connecting with someone.