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Dr. Mark Core

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United States USC Institute for Creative Technologies

Biography

Mark Core is a research scientist at the University of Southern California's Institute for Creative Technologies. He has over 20 years of experience in developing and evaluating educational software with a focus on virtual role players that allow learners to practice interpersonal skills. More generally, Mark’s research interests include authoring tools, natural language processing, virtual reality and data analytics.

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Adaptive Interfaces for Better Decision Making
David Nelson USC Institute for Creative Technologies
David Nelson USC Institute for Creative Technologies
Russell Cohen Hoffing Army Research Lab West
Russell Cohen Hoffing Army Research Lab West
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ECIT 1: AI Unleashed: Mastering Clustering, Interfaces, and Autonomous Systems
I/ITSEC 2024
SAR-AR: Adapting Human Vision to Complex Sensing Technologies with Adaptive Synthetic Aperture Radar Image Recognition Training
David Nelson USC Institute for Creative Technologies
David Nelson USC Institute for Creative Technologies
Kimberly Pollard DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory
Kimberly Pollard DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory
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ECIT 9: Foundation Models and Human-AI Interaction
I/ITSEC 2024
Training Developer Feedback on AI for Revision of Content (ARC)
Benjamin Nye USC ICT
Jose-Luis Ambite University of Southern California
Joel Matthew University of Southern California
Mark Core USC Institute for Creative Technologies
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Emerging Concepts and Innovative Technologies Paper Paper
ECIT 3: Saving Time: LLMs for Training Content Creation
I/ITSEC 2025
Towards AI-Assisted Generation of Military Training Scenarios
Volkan Ustun USC Institute for Creative Technologies
Soham Hans USC Institute for Creative Technologies
Benjamin Nye USC ICT
Mark Core USC Institute for Creative Technologies
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Emerging Concepts and Innovative Technologies Paper Paper
ECIT 7: The AI Playbook: Designing Missions and Forces at Machine Speed
I/ITSEC 2025