Do AIs like Fiction?

-

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Guide to Habitica

-
Image
  Need some tips on how to begin? Here's a straightforward guide! Step 1: Enter Tasks Habitica is nothing without real-world goals, so enter a few tasks. You can add more later as you think of them! All tasks can be added by clicking the green "Create" button. Set up  To Do's :  Enter tasks you do once or rarely in the To Do's column, one at a time. You can click on the tasks to edit them and add checklists, due dates, and more! Set up  Dailies :  Enter activities you need to do daily or on a particular day of the week, month, or year in the Dailies column. Click task to edit when it will be due and/or set a start date. You can also make it due on a repeating basis, for example, every 3 days. Set up  Habits :  Enter habits you want to establish in the Habits column. You can edit the Habit to change it to just a good habit   or a bad habit  Set up  Rewards :  In addition to the in-game Rewards offered, add activities or treats w...
Read more

What to do during Personal Downfall?

-
  The need for backward engineering . I think I am accurate in saying that very few people, myself included, who are trying to create serious games for wellness think like this – i.e., like a game designer – about the process of gamification. From what I can tell, game designers think very deeply about the experience they want the game to promote, and then they work through the pragmatics of the game play that will facilitate this experience. This backward engineering from the point of view of the aesthetic/experiential goal to the pragmatics of the game is the opposite of what psychologists do when they think about gamification. Instead, we have parallel streams of development in which (a) we know that our “game” (read scientific protocol) is truly boring, and (b) we have to somehow decrease the snore factor. We think: “Hm, here is my very rigid experimental protocol/computerized intervention. I must overlay this protocol with some cute little animated guys, perhaps with a fun bac...
Read more