Artificial Intelligence in Computer Graphics: A Constructionist Approach Kristinn R.Th risson, Christopher Pennock,Thor List, John DiPirro Communicative Machines Introduction The ultimate embodiment of artificial intelligence (AI) has traditionally been seen as physical robots. However, hardware is expensive to construct and difficult to modify. The connection between graphics and AI is becoming increasingly strong, and, on the one hand, it is now clear that AI research can benefit tremendously from embodiment in virtual worlds [1, 4, 5]. On the other hand, computer games, a highly visible area of computer graphics development, could benefit from the use of more advanced AI [11]. But a synergistic marriage of the two fields has yet to occur. A substantial impediment to introducing more intelligent characters into games is the lack of practitioners who understand both the realms of graphics and of AI, and who can drive their integration. Another is the diversity in programming languages and environments that people from both camps use. We are working to address these problems using a multi-prong approach. Here we present two of these, which are interrelated. First, we present a new design methodology aimed at making the construction of AI systems easier for novices and experts
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Artificial intelligence in computer graphics: a constructionist approach
Thórisson, Kristinn R.; Pennock, Christopher; List, Thor; DiPirro, John
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, Volume 38 (1)
Association for Computing Machinery – Feb 1, 2004
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