Charlotte's Web
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A classic children's book used as an analogy for how games can be 'read' like literature, serving as a mirror, window, or sliding glass door into different worlds and experiences.
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CFO of OpenAI Sarah Friar Interview at the Oxford Union
OxfordUnion
A children's book used in an anecdote where ChatGPT was employed to help a dyslexic child engage with reading by role-playing as a character.
Stanford CS547 HCI Seminar | Spring 2026 | Reading Games Well
Stanford Online
A classic children's book used as an analogy for how games can be 'read' like literature, serving as a mirror, window, or sliding glass door into different worlds and experiences.