👉 Violence computing refers to the use of computer systems, networks, and software to simulate, model, analyze, or generate violent content, including but not limited to graphic violence in video games, virtual reality experiences, and digital media. This field encompasses the technical infrastructure, algorithms, and data processing methods that enable the creation and distribution of violent scenarios. It raises significant ethical and social concerns, as it can influence behavior, desensitize individuals to violence, and contribute to real-world harm. Researchers in violence computing explore the psychological impacts of violent content, develop countermeasures to mitigate its effects, and investigate the broader implications of digital violence on society.
