Living with robots : what every anxious human needs to know /

"An intimate understanding of what robots are for the average popular science reader, with a focus dispelling fears and showcasing how humans might interact with robots"--

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Aylett, Ruth, 1951- (συγγραφέας.)
Other Authors: Vargas, Patricia A., 1969- (συγγραφέας.), Sharkey, N. E. (Noel E.) (συγγραφέας προλόγου.)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Cambridge, Massachusetts : The MIT Press, 2021.
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • Why are we so scared of robots?
  • Appearance-will they look like us?
  • Movement-will they live with us?
  • Senses-will they be aware of us?
  • The lost robot-could they know where they are and how to get home?
  • Touch and handling-could I shake hands with a robot?
  • Could robots be AIs?
  • Could robots learn to do things for themselves?
  • Collaborating robots-could they work as partners or groups?
  • Emotions-could robots have feelings?
  • Social interaction-pets, butlers or companions?
  • Speech and language-would we be able to talk to them?
  • Society and ethics-could a robot have morals?