Artificial Intelligence as a New Field of Activity for Applied Social Psychology – A Reasoning for Broadening the Scope

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Interaction with social agents employing natural language have been discussed especially since Weizenbaum (1966) observed the social effects of his chatbot named 'Eliza', which imitated a cli-ent-centered conversation. With Nass and Reeves’ media equation theory and computers as social actors paradigm, a well-tested framework has been introduced to the study of human-computer interaction. In the 1990s, t...

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• Artificial Intelligence
• Phenotype
• Social Behavior

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c4422bae-68f5-57ce-99de-684e49b8ed31

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10.20944/preprints202406.1586.v1