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Recent findings indicate that humans tend to become more suspicious of humanoid robots that exhibit errors, particularly when these robots engage in expressive conversations. This phenomenon highlights the delicate balance between human-like interaction and the potential for mistrust when technology...
A recent study published in Science Robotics indicates that people become more suspicious of humanoid robots, particularly expressive ones, when they make errors during interactions. The research involved 50 participants conversing with the humanoid robot Pepper, which is designed to recognize emoti...
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