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Credit: Dr Miriam Sturdee, Lancaster University
The world s first-ever academic paper which is not a paper is due to be presented by a Lancaster University research team at the premier international conference on human-computer interaction.
Dr Joseph Lindley, a researcher at Lancaster University s ImaginationLancaster design-led research laboratory, Dr Miriam Sturdee, from the University s School of Computing and Communications, Senior Research Associate Dr David Green and Research Associate Hayley Alter have been invited to take part in the 2021 ACM CHI Virtual Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems in May.
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Are you a wizard or a fighter? Let artificial intelligence decide
Through the Biometric DnD project researchers want to encourage a discussion about the ethics of these forms of AI.
University of Melbourne researchers are exploring the intersection of facial recognition technology and the Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) gaming experience as part of Melbourne Knowledge Week 2021.
As part of the Biometric D&D project, researchers have created an application that uses a photo of someone’s face to create personalised attributes for a game character.
The project uses a single photo and facial recognition technology to determine scores for strength, dexterity, constitution, intelligence, wisdom and charisma. Artificial Intelligence (AI) assigns a class such as wizard or fighter, determining if the character is perceived as good or evil.
GIRLS from across the region will take part in an online event which aims to inspire them to consider a career in computing. Leading studios and companies are taking part in Hello World, which will be held virtually by Teesside University with around 200 young girls from Year 8, 9 and 10 taking part from schools across the region. The event on April 14 will involve women working in animation, games design and visual effects and contribution from range of leading companies, including Industrial Light and Magic, Arcus Animations, Vianet, Razorblue, Sumo Digital, Creative Assembly, Ubisoft and Accenture. A panel of inspirational women will attend the occasion to speak about who inspired them and how they became enthusiastic to pursue a career in digital technology, and a range of creative and technical workshops will also be held.