Info about the Project
Improvisational storytelling involves one or more people interacting in real-time to create a story without advanced notice of topic or theme. Human improvisation occurs in an open-world that can be in any state and characters can perform any behaviors expressible through natural language. In this project, we strive toward the grand challenge of computational improvisational storytelling in open-world domains. The goal is to develop an intelligent agent that can sensibly co-create a story with one or more humans through natural language.
Faculty: Mark Riedl
Students: Lara Martin, Prithviraj Ammanabrolu, Xinyu Wang, Richa Arora, Pradyumna Tambwekar
Improvisational storytelling involves one or more people interacting in real-time to create a story without advanced notice of topic or theme. Human improvisation occurs in an open-world that can be in any state and characters can perform any behaviors expressible through natural language. In this project, we strive toward the grand challenge of computational improvisational storytelling in open-world domains. The goal is to develop an intelligent agent that can sensibly co-create a story with one or more humans through natural language.
Faculty:
Mark Riedl
Students:
Lara Martin, Prithviraj Ammanabrolu, Xinyu Wang, Richa Arora, Pradyumna Tambwekar
