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Mind the robot! Variation in attributions of mind to a wide set of real and fictional robots

2020-07-31

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<p>The rapid rise of computing power over the last half-century has prompted the desire to understand and develop a paradigm of affective computing systems that can recognize, process, and simulate human features, including qualities like empathy and morality. Quantitatively comparing different computing systems in their abilities to simulate human qualities has been a major technical challenge. A recent framework...

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3fdf9837-5a90-5a4f-8656-97c6597d7b78
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10.31234/osf.io/p49g7
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