MEXICA, is the first program to generate original stories based on computerized representations of emotions and tensions between characters.
I figure this thing has to be better than Michael Crichton.
MEXICA, is the first program to generate original stories based on computerized representations of emotions and tensions between characters.
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Not to mention most fanfiction I've read. :o)
My comment to "U.S. university to build 'soft-bodied' robots" really should have been here. Oh well,
I was recently listening to a download of the "Musical Languages" episode of NPR's Radio Lab and came across David Cope's work. Short version, it's a computer program he develped (in the 80s, no less!) that can compose music in the style of any of your favorite classical music all-stars - Bach, Mahler etc.
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