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Machine learning advances have afforded an increase in algorithms capable of creating art, music, stories, games, and more. However, it is not yet well-understood how machine learning algorithms might best collaborate with people to support creative expression. To investigate how practicing designers perceive the role of AI in the creative process, we developed a game level design tool for Super Mario Bros.-style games with a built-in AI level designer. In this paper we discuss our design of the Morai Maker intelligent tool through two mixed-methods studies with a total of over one-hundred participants. Our findings are as follows: (1) level designers vary in their desired interactions with, and role of, the AI, (2) the AI prompted the level designers to alter their design practices, and (3) the level designers perceived the AI as having potential value in their design practice, varying based on their
Feb 24th 2022
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Feb 1st 2022
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Read this research paper, co-authored by Amii Fellow and Canada CIFAR AI Chairs Neil Burch and Michael Bowling: Rethinking formal models of partially observable multiagent decision making
Dec 6th 2021
Research Post
Read this research paper, co-authored by Amii Fellow and Canada CIFAR AI Chairs Neil Burch and Micheal Bowling: Player of Games
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