Do you do AI research in story generation or interactive fiction playing generation? Do you have a cool narrative system that you want to show off but don't know how to?
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@laramar do you know people working on generating interactions, rather than the stories?
I had sailed to Japan - which had tight COVID controls - during the pandemic to see my children. I've been encouraged to write a book, but don't like imposing my own narrative nearly as much as I like engaging with an audience.
Thus, I'm trying to understand how close we are to that.
@rowat_c I know some people who are working on interactions in visualization (e.g., Emily Wall https://emilywall.github.io/), but also narrative can sometimes be emergent. That is, the user is extracting their own story from the interactions---think like talking about how your Sims are doing. For example, this paper by James Ryan et al. https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-27036-4_2
@laramar That looks very fun! But very far away...
I'm doing some of this recreationally (https://hachyderm.io/@ianbicking/112162654708813318) but would love to connect to other people, do you know of places where folks are hanging out and discussing this stuff?
Relatedly: If you are a UMBC student or have recently been admitted to UMBC, I will be teaching a special topics course on the subject!
Here's the website from a previous iteration of the course: https://interactive-fiction-class.org/2022/
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