Tuesday, September 17, 2013
How Robots Can Trick You Into Loving Them
"In the future, more robots will occupy that strange gray zone: doing not only jobs that humans can do but also jobs that require social grace. In the last decade, an interdisciplinary field of research called Human-Robot Interaction has arisen to study the factors that make robots work well with humans, and how humans view their robotic counterparts." Full article @ NYTimes.com
Labels: human-robot interaction, robots, social agents
