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Kurabayashi Lab
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The lab studies entertainment and game informatics, centered on big data processing and generative AI.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring entertainment informatics through big data and generative AI.
Kurabayashi Lab conducts research in entertainment and game informatics, with big data processing, generative AI, and data-driven UI design as its keywords.
Prof. Kurabayashi specializes in big data processing technology, generative AI, and UI technology.
Prof. Kurabayashi has been a professor in the Faculty of Interdisciplinary Informatics since 2026, holding a cross-appointment.
Key terms
- Big data processing
- Techniques for collecting large and diverse data and preparing it in a form that can be analyzed
- Generative AI
- Artificial intelligence that creates new content such as text and images
- Cross-appointment
- A system in which a person is employed by two institutions and takes part in education and research at both
ResearchResearch themes
The lab's research keywords are big data processing, generative AI, and data-driven UI design. Its research field is listed as entertainment and game informatics.
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- ProfessorShuichi Kurabayashi
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