Intelligent Interactive Entertainment Grand Challenges

Author

Maybury, Mark ; Stock, Oliviero ; Wahlster, Wolfgang

Author_Institution

Inf. Technol. Div., MITRE, Bedford, MA

Volume

21

Issue

5

fYear

2006

Firstpage

14

Lastpage

18

Abstract

Webster\´s defines entertainment as "something diverting or engaging" or "a performance". IT occurs in a broad range of domains including games and toys, the fine arts, movies and radio, sports, travel, and education. Some examples from the digital world includes virtual games, interactive arts such as audience guided movies, augmented sports, virtual and nonvirtual travel guides, and computer-based tutors. Advances in AI and human-computer interaction offer seemingly endless opportunity to enhance traditional forms of entertainment and support the creation of new ones. However, several fundamental scientific and technical impediments must be overcome to achieve these promises

Keywords

artificial intelligence; entertainment; human computer interaction; interactive systems; software agents; artificial intelligence; audience guided movies; augmented sports; computer-based tutors; human-computer interaction; intelligent interactive entertainment; interactive arts; nonvirtual travel guides; virtual games; virtual travel guides; Art; Artificial intelligence; Cognition; Computer science education; Cultural differences; Educational technology; Failure analysis; Motion pictures; Natural languages; Speech analysis; art; artificial intelligence; cinema; education; games; interactive entertainment; sports; travel;

fLanguage

English

Journal_Title

Intelligent Systems, IEEE

Publisher

ieee

ISSN

1541-1672

Type

jour

DOI

10.1109/MIS.2006.98

Filename

1705423