Staff from DoC's Computational Creativity Group have been working on Angelina — an AI machine that automates the video-game creation process.
A PhD student here in the department of Computing has launched a video game that was co-written by an artificial-intelligence (AI) machine named Angelina.
PhD student Michael Cook and Fellow Simon Colton of the Imperial College's Computational Creativity Group have been working since 2010 on Angelina — an AI machine that automates the video-game creation process.
She does this by learning and borrowing code from pre-existing games, then applying that knowledge to new games under development — at the moment, two-dimensional arcade games and side-scrolling platformers are about as complicated as she can manage, but Michael and Simon are working on expanding her abilities to be able to develop her own game concepts.
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