Table 8.
Databases used to find examples of games, digital art and narrative where machine vision technologies are central.
| Database | Genre | Information used |
|---|---|---|
| Rhizome | Digital Art | Keywords in titles |
| Archive of Digital Art | Digital Art | Keywords, category search |
| Ars Electronica Archive | Digital Art | Prix Ars Electronica winners |
| AI Art Gallery | Digital Art (using machine learning) | Searched collection for works by groups underrepresented in media art and AI |
| Computer Vision Art Gallery | Digital Art (focus on computer vision) | Searched collection for works by groups underrepresented in media art and AI |
| Art and Surveillance database | Surveillance art | Searched collection for works by groups underrepresented in media art and AI |
| Worldcat | Narrative (Novels, short stories) | Titles, book blurbs |
| Google Books | Narrative (Novels, short stories) | Full text search |
| Steam | Games | Tags, suggestions |
| IMDB | Narrative (Movies, TV shows) | Titles, summaries |
| Archive of Our Own | Narrative (Fan fiction) | Tags, keyword search |
| Creepypasta Wiki | Narrative (Creepypasta) | Tags, full text search |
| ELMCIP | Narrative (Electronic literature) | Tags, platforms, descriptions |
| Goodreads | Narrative (Novels, short stories) | Titles, quotes, similar literature |
| Dictionary of Surveillance Terms in Science Fiction | Narrative (Science fiction novels and movies) | Surveillance terms |