After literal years of being down due to security issues, my blog is now back up, including my one post on "How to Write an AIIDE Paper" http://www.guzdial.com/blog/how-to-write-an-aiide-paper/
Matthew Guzdial
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CS Asst. Prof at the University of Alberta and CIFAR AI chair at Amii. AI, Machine Learning, Games, and Computational Creativity | he/him
@aparrish Roguelike Celebration if the topic matches?
@chrisamaphone Happy birthday!!
Exciting to announce that the second edition of the PCGML textbook by Sam Snodgrass, Adam Summerville and myself is online! This version is a major update of the first, with a new chapter on GenAI and updates on the last two years of research.
Excited to formally announce that AIIDE'25 will be in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada from November 10-14! Paper deadline June 21 AOE. Join us with your work at the intersection of AI and Digital Entertainment!
https://sites.google.com/ualberta.ca/aiide2025/home
https://sites.google.com/ualberta.ca/aiide2025/home
AIIDE 2025
The 21st AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Interactive Digital Entertainment (AIIDE 2025) is the next in an annual series of conferences showcasing interdisciplinary research on modeling, developing, and evaluating artificial intelligence in interactive digital entertainment. AIIDE
The Narrative Intelligence folks should probably be checking out Realis. It is basically narrative planning as a tabletop roleplaying system.
https://www.rascal.news/realis-ditches-traditional-character-sheets-for-prose-poetry/
https://www.rascal.news/realis-ditches-traditional-character-sheets-for-prose-poetry/
I got to Zoom in to help announce that AIIDE
2025 will be on the lovely UAlberta campus here in Edmonton, Alberta! Looking forward to seeing everyone here next November!
2025 will be on the lovely UAlberta campus here in Edmonton, Alberta! Looking forward to seeing everyone here next November!
Thankfully, I've now had a chance to review the authors' update based on my feedback, which addresses my concerns pretty well! Glad to see the incorporation of my feedback.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2410.18975
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2410.18975
beka valentineafter watching @wolkenmachine's talk from LIVE24, and listening to some Future of Coding, I ended up thinking a bunch about things that have very clear simple human-oriented explanations of whats going on but which usually are annoying as hell to implement
and this drew me to thinking again about a paper by @MatthewGuz @AlbertBoyangLi and @Riedl about game engine learning from video
If I have to review another AI conference paper that is just "we prompted a pre-trained LLM X times" I'm going to explode.