Nov 2026· Companion Proceedings of the Annual Symposium on Computer-Human Interaction in Play· pp. 557-560· 0 citations
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This workshop aims to gather creative workers in gaming broadly to exchange knowledge on opportunities and challenges of generative AI and collaboratively envision how generative AI should be designed to support their future creative work and gaming as a broad creative domain while mitigating AI’s potential risks and limitations.
Abstract
The gaming community is facing massive changes and disruptions as generative AI is increasingly used in almost all aspects of creative work involved in game design, development, analytics, and even games research. This new trend is significantly shifting the trajectory of the gaming community by affecting how digital games can be designed, produced, experienced, and studied. The main goal of the workshop is to gather creative workers in gaming broadly (e.g., researchers, practitioners, and various stakeholders) from different domains and with different roles/perspectives to exchange knowledge on opportunities and challenges of generative AI has already brought to their creative work and collaboratively envision how generative AI should be designed to support their future creative work and gaming as a broad creative domain while mitigating AI’s potential risks and limitations.
This full-day workshop uses the concept of dissonance to think about and experience AI in live performance, covering visual, musical, and other creative practices, and aims to develop a shared vocabulary through hands-on, practice-based engagement.
Daniel Snow, Alexander Cohen, Enrique Encinas et al.· Adjunct Proceedings of the 1...· 0 citations
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Hajun Kim, Jini Kim, Y. J. Choi· Proceedings of the ACM on Hu...· 0 citations
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Aleena Chia· Companion Proceedings of the...· 0 citations
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Yvonne A. Farah, Michael C. Dorneich· Proceedings of the Human Fac...· 0 citations
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Fang Yu· Applied and Computational En...· 0 citations
ABSTRACT The emergence of AI-based game development has revolutionized how games are designed, played, and experienced. At the heart of this transformation lies prompt engineering, a critical tool for optimizing interactions between players and AI systems, especially in text-based games and dynamic environments. This p...
Unknown authors· International Journal of All...· 0 citations
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