Co-evolutionary narrative as machine autonomy in the relationship between artificial agents and human participants in interactive cinema

Co-evolutionary narrative as machine autonomy in the relationship between artificial agents and human participants in interactive cinema. The research has pioneering cultural and economic benefits for Australia and is focused on integrating machine and human intelligence within interactive cinema with potential application across a range of new media art forms, location based entertainment, home theatre and on-line education. This study anticipates autonomous machine agent and human convergences, where there is high demand for narrative enrichment as a way of satisfying a voracious demand for content and experiential permutations. The capacity for investing autonomous machine agent and human interactions with aesthetic potential represents a significant cultural aggregation for an expanded cinema, entertainment and educational industry.\r\n