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AutoBG: A Board Game Design Assistant with Interactive Ideation, Iterative Rulebook Generation, and Individualized Feedback
Announce Type: new Abstract: Designing a board game demands both thinking as a designer and experiencing as a player, while iterating through repeated prototyping and playtesting cycles, making it a cognitively intensive creative task well suited for human-AI collaboration. However, current systems lack end-to-end support to guide designers through the complete workflow from vague early ideation to iterative rulebook revision and audience testing. To this end, we present AutoBG, a board game...
Quoridor is PSPACE-Complete
Announce Type: replace Abstract: Quoridor is an award-winning abstract strategy game designed by Mirko Marchesi and published in 1997. Similar games include Maze Attack, Blockade (also known as Cul-de-sac), and Pinko Pallino. In line with chess, checkers, Go, and other classic combinatorial games, Quoridor is a turn-based, deterministic, perfect-information game played on a square grid.
USMNT legend Landon Donovan talks World Cup, American soccer's influence overseas during Raising Cane's shift
There was a time when American soccer players struggled to earn respect overseas, but U.S. legend Landon Donovan has watched that perception change dramatically. On Tuesday, Donovan found himself in an unlikely setting to reflect on the evolution of American soccer: behind the counter at Raising Cane's new flagship restaurant in Inglewood, California. The new location is massive, boasting a design that draws inspiration from the Halo Board inside the nearby Intuit Dome.
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Nvidia's Grace Blackwell superchips are officially coming to the PC with RTX Spark notebooks
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Will this high-tech lounge change how you wait at airports?
You know that feeling. You cleared security, your flight isn’t boarding yet and now you are wandering the airport terminal. You are looking for a seat, an outlet or something to eat that does not feel ridiculously overpriced.
Will this high-tech lounge change how you wait at airports?
You know that feeling. You cleared security, your flight isn’t boarding yet and now you are wandering the airport terminal. You are looking for a seat, an outlet or something to eat that does not feel ridiculously overpriced.
A musical puzzle box, Consume Me on iOS and other new indie games worth checking out
A musical puzzle box, Consume Me on iOS and other new indie games worth checking out Plus, a whole bunch of neat demos ahead of Steam Next Fest. Welcome to our latest roundup of what's going on in the indie game space. This time around, we'll take a look at some projects that might have slipped under your radar amid all the Summer Game Fest ballyhoo.
Ask HN: What are tools you have made for yourself since the advent of AI?
I've made a number of ceramic molds for slumping fused glass into bowls. As well as wooden templates for ceramic mugs. I've devised a few carrying tools to move glass frit paintings from my studio down to my barn where the kilns sit without spilling the glass.
Google AI CEO has a message for laid off engineers at Meta, Amazon, Block, and other companies
Demis Hassabis thinks the companies cutting engineers to ride the AI wave have got it backwards. The Google DeepMind CEO told WIRED that when developers become three or four times more productive, the smart move is to do three or four times more work, not march people out the door. To him, treating AI gains as a reason to shrink headcount is a failure of nerve dressed up as strategy.