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is Games, with a focus on game design and development, human-computer interaction, and human-AI collaboration. The area includes the study and development of interactive systems and tools that support
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and prototypes. Website: https://www.littlehelpfromai.se/ The project investigates how artificial intelligence can support collaboration in game development, with particular attention to design
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postdoctoral researcher with a solid background in one or more of the following areas: game theory, optimization algorithms, and numerical methods. The successful candidate will develop efficient algorithms and
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engineering and media technology. We are interested in research and education areas such as artificial intelligence, digital media, e-health, internet of things and game development. Link Games and Play
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are interested in research and education areas such as artificial intelligence, digital media, e-health, internet of things and game development. Link Games and Play Research Group, MAU Game Lab The Games and Play
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Want to explore the future of artificial intelligence alongside a world-leading researcher? Join Julian Togelius' new research group and pursue a PhD at the intersection of AI, creativity, games
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international collaborators. The group's interests cover a wide range of areas including extremal and probabilistic combinatorics, combinatorial optimization, graph theory, game theory, algorithmics and geometry
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industry links and diverse environment create a collaborative setting where ideas grow into real impact. At the division of Data Science and AI , we develop data-driven methods and AI solutions that support
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to engage with design and artistic methodologies, such as participatory design, collaborative design, speculative design, prototyping, games, and related approaches, and to contribute to the development
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vision is to develop methodologies for designing intelligent autonomous decision-making systems that are secure and resilient against malicious adversaries and natural failures. As a doctoral student with