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Beyond robotic speech: mutual benefits to cognitive psychology and artificial intelligence from the study of multimodal communication

2020-02-04

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<p>Language has predominately been studied as a unimodal phenomenon - as speech or text without much consideration of its physical and social context – this is true both in cognitive psychology/psycholinguistics as well as in artificial intelligence. However, in everyday life, language is most often used in face-to-face communication and in addition to structured speech it comprises a dynamic system of multiplex c...

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