How can I create artificial intelligence with emotions?

How can I create artificial intelligence with emotions?

JBdiEmo – OCC model based emotional engine for Jadex BDI agent system(Jan 2014)

The belief-desire-intention (BDI) model is one of the most prominent models for designing artificial intelligent agents. Being relatively simple the BDI model doesn’t take into account several aspects of human reasoning, including the role of emotions. The work presented in this paper contributes to the recent effort to extend the BDI model and its implementations with emotions as defined in the emotional model OCC by psychologists Ortony, Clore and Collins. The contribution has a form of design and implementation of the JBdiEmo engine – an emotional engine built on the top of the Jadex BDI agent platform. In this paper we deal with components of the engine, its basic processes and the way in which it is connected to the underlying Jadex platform. In particular, we focus on the process of the emotional engine initialisation, emotions-related message passing and specification of emotions eliciting conditions in the context of beliefs, goals and plans of agents.

Emotional agents as non-playable characters in games: Experience with Jadex and JBdiEmo (Nov 2014)

The paper presents an emergency situation simulation game developed at the home institution of the authors as a system of emotional agents on the Jadex platform enhanced by the JBdiEmo emotional engine, which implements the OCC emotional model. It demonstrates usability of Jadex and JBdiEmo for development of such games, explains how the player and non-playable characters are represented by emotional BDI agents, explores limits of 3D visualization support of Jadex and provides some solutions on how to overcome them.