Abstract: Techniques and solutions are provided for facilitating the definition and use of virtual environments. Typically, virtual environments require manual linking of virtual environment components, such as locations, avatars to be displayed, avatar interactions, and actions to be taken upon a selected interaction. This is in addition to actions to define, for example, a visual representation of a virtual location or an avatar. Disclosed techniques provide standardized data objects that can represent components of a virtual environment and relationships between such components. For example, aspects of a virtual environment can be predefined, and a user can configure the virtual environment with particular avatars and particular avatar content (such as media to be rendered for that avatar). In particular aspects, components of a virtual environment, such as avatars, can be determined at runtime, included based on attributes associated with a particular user for whom the virtual environment is to be rendered.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer-readable storage media for receiving a communication, aggregating user data and event data, the user data representative of a user that as an addressee of the communication, the event data representative of an event described in the communication, determining, from a GNN, a sub-GNN that is specific to the user, the GNN including a data structure that represents users of an enterprise and relationships between users, the sub-GNN representing a portion of the GNN, providing an updated sub-GNN based on the event data, generating a recommendation regarding the event using the updated sub-GNN, the recommendation being specific to the user, providing reason text from a LLM responsive to a prompt, and transmitting a notification to the user, the notification including the recommendation and the reason text.

Abstract: Techniques and solutions are provided for facilitating the definition and use of virtual environments. Typically, virtual environments require manual linking of virtual environment components, such as locations, avatars to be displayed, avatar interactions, and actions to be taken upon a selected interaction. This is in addition to actions to define, for example, a visual representation of a virtual location or an avatar. Disclosed techniques provide standardized data objects that can represent components of a virtual environment and relationships between such components. For example, aspects of a virtual environment can be predefined, and a user can configure the virtual environment with particular avatars and particular avatar content (such as media to be rendered for that avatar). In particular aspects, components of a virtual environment, such as avatars, can be determined at runtime, included based on attributes associated with a particular user for whom the virtual environment is to be rendered.