Important Dates
- Submissions Due: 18 December 2024
- Publication: August 2025
Computer seeks submissions for this upcoming special issue to feature topics relevant to game, film, and interactive experience technology professionals and chief scientists. Submissions should be relevant to near-term and far-term deployment in the development of games, films, and interactive experiences.
We seek papers that explore the following:
- Machine learning for games & interactive experiences
- Generative AI & large language models for game, film, & interactive experience authoring
- Architectures for the networking of games & film production
- Sensor-based games & interactive experiences
- Computational human perception for games & interactive experiences
- Novel architectures for the metaverse
- Large language models that can generate complete feature-length films
- Technologies for building a human-intelligent metaverse
- Game & interactive experience architectures for use in education
Submission Guidelines
For author information and guidelines on submission criteria, please visit the Computer Author Information page. Submit papers through the ScholarOne system, and be sure to select the special issue name. Manuscripts should not be published or currently submitted for publication elsewhere. Submit only full papers intended for review, not abstracts.
Important Submission Instructions:
As of 19 November 2024, Computer Magazine will use the IEEE Author Portal for all new submissions.
- If you have not yet started the submission process, please use the IEEE Author Portal to submit your article.
- If you have started a draft of your submission OR if you submitted your paper prior to the IEEE Author Portal launch, you will finish the peer review life cycle of submission(s) currently under review through ScholarOne Manuscripts. You do not need to submit a new manuscript. All new and future submissions will be submitted entirely through the IEEE Author Portal.
Questions?
Contact the Computer editorial office at computer-ma@computer.org.
Lead Guest Editor
Michael Zyda, University of Southern California
