Month: September 2024
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Call: Human-Computer Interaction Design (HCID) 2024 Open Day Conference – Design for All
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Read more: Call: Human-Computer Interaction Design (HCID) 2024 Open Day Conference – Design for AllCall for Participation: HCID 2024 Open Day Conference – Design for AllCentre for Human-Computer Interaction DesignCity St George’s, University of LondonSeptember 18, 2024, 10:30 – 18:30 (BST)http://hcidopenday.co.uk/ OVERVIEW The HCID Open Day is a mini conference run by the Centre for Human Computer Interaction Design (HCID) at City St George’s, University of London. Each year we invite in guest speakers from industry and academia to talk about UX / HCI / Interaction Design and related fields. The theme is ‘Design for All’. With the strands of People – widening participation, inclusion, accessibility, Planet – considering designs impact on the natural…
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Virtual reality puts healthcare professionals in the shoes of people living with HIV
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Read more: Virtual reality puts healthcare professionals in the shoes of people living with HIV[Established in 2009 by GlaxoSmithKline and Pfizer, ViiV Healthcare is “a specialist pharmaceutical company 100% dedicated to HIV medicines and research and focused on people living with HIV and AIDS.” The company’s Head of Digital Innovation and Implementation Science is leading the development of a series of 360-degree videos for healthcare providers to view in virtual reality so that they’ll better understand what it’s like to be a patient dealing with the stigma of having HIV and learn how to avoid contributing to the stress and discomfort the stigma causes. A ViiV story about the project from August 29, 2024 is…
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Job: Open-rank Tenure-track Professor in Games at UCLA
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Read more: Job: Open-rank Tenure-track Professor in Games at UCLACall for Applications UCLA Department of Design Media Arts:Open-rank Tenure-track Assistant or Associate/Full Professor – GamesLos Angeles, Californiahttps://recruit.apo.ucla.edu/JPF09663 Application deadline: October 5, 2024 The Department of Design Media Arts (DMA) within the UCLA School of Arts and Architecture invites applications for an Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor position in the area of Games. POSITION DESCRIPTION Who should apply? We seek applications from artists, scholars, designers, and developers whose practice engages deeply with critical and experimental approaches to games. The Department of Design Media Arts is situated within the UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture and offers BA and MFA…
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How “personhood credentials” could help prove you’re a human online
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Read more: How “personhood credentials” could help prove you’re a human online[In a startling but predictable development, the advancement of technologies that evoke a variety of forms of social presence are making it increasingly difficult or impossible to distinguish interactions with humans from interactions with technology. Though the prospects are daunting, several initiatives are underway to develop countermeasures, as described in this story from MIT Technology Review. –Matthew] [Image: Credit: Stephanie Arnett/MIT Technology Review | Adobe Stock] How “personhood credentials” could help prove you’re a human online A system proposed by researchers from MIT, OpenAI, Microsoft and others could curb the use of deceptive AI by exploiting the technology’s weaknesses By…
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Call: “Large Language Models and Games” special issue of IEEE Transactions on Games
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Read more: Call: “Large Language Models and Games” special issue of IEEE Transactions on GamesCall For Papers “Large Language Models and Games”Special Issue of IEEE Transactions on Gameshttps://transactions.games/special-issue/special-issue-on-large-language-models-and-games Deadline for submissions: December 1, 2024 Large Language Models (LLMs) have recently demonstrated significant potential in Game AI research in terms of playing games with abstract or negotiable rules and winning conditions, enriching interactive dialogue systems, and assisting in the development of complex game worlds. On the one hand, there is a growing interest within both academia and industry in leveraging LLMs to autonomously or semi-autonomously generate game elements such as stories, characters, dialogue, quests, and world-building. The use of LLMs to design better game content…
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Study: VR and AR can temporarily change the way people perceive distances
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Read more: Study: VR and AR can temporarily change the way people perceive distances[The study described in this story from the U of T News describes work being done at the University of Toronto on how using current presence-evoking technologies alters our interactions in the non-mediated world, with important implications for training (e.g., of surgeons, pilots, drivers, etc.). See the original version of the story for a second image. –Matthew] [Image: Research associate Xiaoye Michael Wang fits a VR display onto study participant Colin Dolynski Credit: Molly Brillinger] Virtual and augmented reality can temporarily change the way people perceive distances: Study ‘We wanted to understand if the way our brains and bodies adapt…
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