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On depicting social agents
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 46:e51 (2023)
Abstract
We take up issues raised in the commentaries about our proposal that social robots are depictions of social agents. Among these issues are the realism of social agents, experiencing robots, communicating with robots, anthropomorphism, and attributing traits to robots. We end with comments about the future of social robots.Other Versions
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