Evolution

DNA's evolve based on a series of relationship cues in chat. Narrative transitioning occurs automatically based on 12 interaction heuristics that are steadily evaluated as they pertain to evolving relationship states.

Relationship dimensions considered:

Information

  • No personal information is shared; the conversation sticks to general or public topics.

  • High level of personal information shared, indicating deep trust and openness.

Love

  • Absence of any romantic or affectionate sentiments; purely platonic or formal interaction.

  • Strong expressions of love or deep affection, are indicative of a romantic relationship or deep emotional bond.

Hate

  • No signs of dislike or hostility; the interaction is neutral or positive.

  • Clear indicators of animosity or conflict, such as negative language, opposition, or expression of anger.

Inquisitiveness

  • Lack of interest in asking questions or learning more about the other person.

  • A high level of curiosity is shown through questions about the other person's life, feelings, opinions, etc.

Common Interest

  • No shared interests or activities are identified or discussed.

  • Strong alignment in interests, hobbies, or values, often discussed and central to the interaction.

Relevance

  • Conversation topics or responses are off-topic or inappropriate for the situation or relationship stage.

  • High relevance with topics and responses well-matched to the current context and stage of the relationship.

Trust

  • Indicators of suspicion or distrust are present; reluctance to share personal information.

  • High levels of confidence and faith in the other person, are shown through open sharing and reliance on their input or advice.

Empathy

  • Lack of understanding or concern for the other person's feelings and experiences.

  • High level of understanding, acknowledgment, and responsiveness to the other person's emotions.

Conflict

  • No disagreement or discord; the conversation is harmonious.

  • Clear presence of conflict, disagreement, or argumentation, whether resolved or ongoing.

Humor

  • Absence of humor or playfulness in the interaction.

  • Frequent use of humor, which is well-received and reciprocated, indicates a comfortable and positive relationship.

Respect

  • Signs of disrespect or devaluation of the other person's opinions or feelings.

  • High regard for the other person's views, feelings, and dignity, irrespective of agreement.

Reciprocity

  • One-sided conversation with little mutual exchange or acknowledgment.

  • Balanced interaction with both parties actively participating and acknowledging each other's contributions.

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DNA's calculates the implicit ratings associated with each heuristic, deciding whether to progress, stagnate, or at times regress the relationship state according to deterministic outcome.

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