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AI-Generated News Content: The Impact of AI Writer Identity and Perceived AI Human-Likeness [PDF]
International Journal of Human-Computer InteractionAs AI-generated news expands with advancing media technology, understanding its impact on consumer engagement becomes increasingly important. This study investigates how readers’ awareness of an article’s AI or human authorship affects their engagement ...
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Will human-like machines make human-like mistakes?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2017AbstractAlthough we agree with Lake et al.'s central argument, there are numerous flaws in the way people use causal models. Our models are often incorrect, resistant to correction, and applied inappropriately to new situations. These deficiencies are pervasive and have real-world consequences.
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Recommender Interfaces: The More Human-Like, the More Humans Like
2016Social robots, when used for information providing, are able to affect humans’ trustworthiness and willingness to interact with them. In this work, we conducted an experimental study aimed at observing if the users’ acceptance of recommendations, as well as their engagement in the interaction, is elicited when using a humanoid robot with respect to a ...
Mariacarla Staffa, Silvia Rossi 0002
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Quantifying the Human Likeness of a Humanoid Robot [PDF]
International Journal of Social Robotics, 2013 In research of human-robot interactions, human likeness (HL) of robots is frequently used as an individual, vague parameter to describe how a robot is perceived by a human. However, such a simplification of HL is often not sufficient given the complexity and multidimensionality of human-robot interaction.
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Human-Like Machine Intelligence
2021In recent years there has been increasing excitement concerning the potential of Artificial Intelligence to transform human society. This book addresses the leading edge of research in this area. The research described aims to address present incompatibilities of Human and Machine reasoning and learning approaches.
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2019
Thirty-two out of 88 pieces (36.4%) in the collection of “Thessalian antiquities” found in Velestino are, or contain, representations of humans. Ten pieces of the Velestino collection contain images of children. In three of them, the child is shown together with an animal, probably a wolf.
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Thirty-two out of 88 pieces (36.4%) in the collection of “Thessalian antiquities” found in Velestino are, or contain, representations of humans. Ten pieces of the Velestino collection contain images of children. In three of them, the child is shown together with an animal, probably a wolf.
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Nature, 1963
Tippett and Sanger1, in their investigation of 18 anti-D sera produced by D-positive individuals, commented as follows with respect to the sera of two white CDe/cde (R1r) patients: “Two ‘anti-D’ stand apart for they do not react by the anti-globulin method, and more strange, they can be absorbed by dd cells.
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Tippett and Sanger1, in their investigation of 18 anti-D sera produced by D-positive individuals, commented as follows with respect to the sera of two white CDe/cde (R1r) patients: “Two ‘anti-D’ stand apart for they do not react by the anti-globulin method, and more strange, they can be absorbed by dd cells.
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Human-like Heuristics in Scrabble
2009The game of Scrabble has been tackled by computers mainly using simulation [1–4]. This technique has already given very positive results. Nevertheless it fails to resemble human approach of thinking when playing Scrabble. A more human-like approach would be desirable both to test human strategies vs.
Alejandro González Romero +4 more
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Towards More Human-Like Episodic Memory for More Human-Like Agents
2009Episodic memory (EM) is an umbrella term for memory systems that operate with representations of personal history of an entity. The content of EM is related to particular places and moments, and connected to subjective feelings and current goals. Recently, it has been argued that EM is one of the key components contributing to believability of ...
Cyril Brom, Jirí Lukavský
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What Is It Like to Be a Human?
The Eighteenth Century, 2023Abstract: A review of Lynn Festa's Fiction Without Humanity: Person, Animal, Thing in Early Enlightenment Literature and Culture (Philadelphia, 2021).
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