Design Considerations of Voice Articulated Generative AI Virtual Reality Dance Environments

Llogari Casas; Kenneth Mitchell; Monica Tamariz; Samantha Hannah; David Sinclair; Babis Koniaris; Jessie Kennedy

Design Considerations of Voice Articulated Generative AI Virtual Reality Dance Environments

Llogari Casas, Kenneth Mitchell, Monica Tamariz, Samantha Hannah, David Sinclair, Babis Koniaris, Jessie Kennedy

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Abstract

We consider practical and social considerations of collaborating verbally with colleagues and friends, not confined by physical distance, but through seamless networked telepresence to interactively create shared virtual dance environments. In response to speech recognition textual language prompts our, HoloJig system performs according to Dolgoff and Roddenberry’s science fiction language guided Holodeck narrative environment generation. Here instead realized for presentation through virtual reality headsets to create dance halls, clubs, concerts or more abstract spaces.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of Dancing in the Holodeck: Generative AI and the Future of Remote Collaboration (GenAI in UGC Workshop, CHI24)
Publisher	Association for Computing Machinery
Publication status	E-pub ahead of print - 12 Mar 2024

Keywords

Virtual Reality, Artificial Intelligence, Generative AI, Human-Computer Interaction, Social Media, Ethics

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Casas, L., Mitchell, K., Tamariz, M., Hannah, S., Sinclair, D., Koniaris, B., & Kennedy, J. (2024). Design Considerations of Voice Articulated Generative AI Virtual Reality Dance Environments. In Proceedings of Dancing in the Holodeck: Generative AI and the Future of Remote Collaboration (GenAI in UGC Workshop, CHI24) Association for Computing Machinery. Advance online publication. https://genai-in-ugc.github.io/pdf/HoloJigCHI24GenAIWorkshop%20-%20Kenny%20Mitchell.pdf

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Casas, L, Mitchell, K, Tamariz, M, Hannah, S, Sinclair, D, Koniaris, B & Kennedy, J 2024, Design Considerations of Voice Articulated Generative AI Virtual Reality Dance Environments. in Proceedings of Dancing in the Holodeck: Generative AI and the Future of Remote Collaboration (GenAI in UGC Workshop, CHI24). Association for Computing Machinery. <https://genai-in-ugc.github.io/pdf/HoloJigCHI24GenAIWorkshop%20-%20Kenny%20Mitchell.pdf>

Design Considerations of Voice Articulated Generative AI Virtual Reality Dance Environments. / Casas, Llogari; Mitchell, Kenneth; Tamariz, Monica et al.
Proceedings of Dancing in the Holodeck: Generative AI and the Future of Remote Collaboration (GenAI in UGC Workshop, CHI24). Association for Computing Machinery, 2024.

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