ROBOTS AS SOCIAL ACTORS: AURORA AND THE CASE OF AUTISM

Kerstin Dautenhahn

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INTRODUCTION: THE LIFE-LIKE AGENT HYPOTHESIS This paper discusses the role of predictability and control in robot-human interaction. This involves the central question whether humans are good models for synthetic (social) agents. Design issues based on cognitive accounts towards robot-human interaction are discussed with respect to the author’s recent work on building interactive robotic systems as remedial tools

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