Program / SS-12: Narration and Interpretation in the Age of Generative AI

SS-12: Narration and Interpretation in the Age of Generative AI

November 03 (Tuesday) · 14:00–16:00 · Room A

Chair: Jumpei Ono (Aomori University), Yukiko Furuya (Chiba University), Hiroki Fxyma (Kobe University), Riku Takahashi (Future University Hakodate), Takashi Ogata (Yamato University)

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14:00–14:20Paper ID: 263Full paper

A Narrative Discourse Model for Controlling Insight and Catharsis of Audience: Bridging Aristotle and Genette

Yuka Okayama (Yamato University)*; Jumpei Ono (Aomori University); Takashi Ogata (Yamato University)

14:20–14:40Paper ID: 265Full paper

A Generative AI-based Simulation System for Understanding the Behavioral Reasons of Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Jumpei Ono (Aomori University)*; Hazuki Kawabe (Yamato University); Shin’ichiro Aoki (Iwate Prefectural University); Takashi Ogata (Yamato University)

14:40–15:00Paper ID: 302Full paper

A Three-Dimensional Model for LLM-Based Narrative Time Analysis: A Case Study of Rashomon

Riku Takahashi (Future University Hakodate)*; Ayahiko Niimi (Future University Hakodate)

15:00–15:20Paper ID: 139Full paper

Evaluating and Diagnosing Character Utterance-Content Reproduction Using Source Utterances as References

Taichi Fukuzako (University of the Ryukyu)*; Natsuki Sawasaki (University of the Ryukyu); Satoshi Endo (University of the Ryukyu)

Presentations finish at 15:20. The scheduled session ends at 16:00.

Full paper: 15 minutes presentation + 5 minutes Q&A. Short, abstract-only and late breaking papers: 10 minutes presentation + 5 minutes Q&A. Speakers should bring their own laptop; presentation PCs are not provided.