Abstract
We address the challenges of evaluating the fidelity of AI agents that are attempting to produce human-like behaviors in games. To create a believable and engaging game play experience, designers must ensure that their non-player characters (NPCs) behave in a human-like manner. Today, with the wide popularity of massively-multi-player online games, this goal may seem less important. However, if we can reliably produce human-like NPCs, this can open up an entirely new genre of game play. In this paper, we focus on emulating human behaviors in strategic game settings, and focus on a Social Ultimatum Game as the testbed for developing and evaluating a set of metrics for comparing various autonomous agents to human behavior collected from live experiments.
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