dAIrector: Automatic Story Beat Generation through Knowledge Synthesis
Markus Eger, Kory W. Mathewson

TL;DR
dAIrector is an AI system that collaborates with human storytellers to generate narrative arcs and plot ideas, enhancing improvisational storytelling through automated knowledge synthesis.
Contribution
This work introduces dAIrector, a novel system architecture for automated story beat generation, including evaluation metrics and open-source code for community use.
Findings
Quantitative evaluation of design choices
Qualitative feedback from a professional improviser
Open-source implementation for testing and development
Abstract
dAIrector is an automated director which collaborates with humans storytellers for live improvisational performances and writing assistance. dAIrector can be used to create short narrative arcs through contextual plot generation. In this work, we present the system architecture, a quantitative evaluation of design choices, and a case-study usage of the system which provides qualitative feedback from a professional improvisational performer. We present relevant metrics for the understudied domain of human-machine creative generation, specifically long-form narrative creation. We include, alongside publication, open-source code so that others may test, evaluate, and run the dAIrector.
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Taxonomy
TopicsArtificial Intelligence in Games · Human Motion and Animation · Music and Audio Processing
