AI Stories: An Interactive Narrative System for Children
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2011.04242v1
- Date: Mon, 9 Nov 2020 08:17:22 GMT
- Title: AI Stories: An Interactive Narrative System for Children
- Authors: Ben Burtenshaw
- Abstract summary: AI Stories is a proposed interactive dialogue system, that lets children co-create narrative worlds through conversation.
Over the next three years this system will be developed and tested within pediatric wards, where it offers a useful resource between the gap of education and play.
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- Abstract: AI Stories is a proposed interactive dialogue system, that lets children
co-create narrative worlds through conversation. Over the next three years this
system will be developed and tested within pediatric wards, where it offers a
useful resource between the gap of education and play. Telling and making
stories is a fundamental part of language play, and its chatty and nonsensical
qualities are important; therefore, the prologued usage an automated system
offers is a benefit to children. In this paper I will present the current state
of this project, in its more experimental and general guise. Conceptually
story-telling through dialogue relates to the preprint interpretation of story,
beyond the static and linear medium, where stories were performative, temporal,
and social.
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