“I Love You,” Said the Robot: Boundaries of the Use of Emotions in Human-Robot Interactions

Fosch‐Villaronga, Eduard

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-96722-6_6

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“…Social robots have a wide range of sensors, including eyetracking, facial recognition, and voice recognition. These capabilities can easily be coupled with software that aims to identify, for example, the emotions and the behaviour patterns of those it observes [22], and as pattern recognition is at the core of AI, detecting behaviour and potential outliers is a natural part of what the software of a social robot does [23]. Imagine a scenario in which a government has mandated that all kindergartens should have a social robot equipped with new and impressive software aimed at screening and pseudo-diagnosing all children present.…”

Section: Normativity and The Application Of Social Robotsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Normativity assumptions in the design and application of social robots for autistic children

Sætra¹,

Fosch‐Villaronga²,

Dahl³

2022

Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings

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Section: Normativity and The Application Of Social Robotsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Normativity assumptions in the design and application of social robots for autistic children

Sætra¹,

Fosch‐Villaronga²,

Dahl³

2022

Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings

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“…The idea for griefbots [3] started in a 2013 episode of Black Mirror, titled "Be Right Back" [4] which told the story of Martha who loses her boyfriend Ash in a car accident. Martha then uses her instant messaging history with Ash to recreate him virtually.…”

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Applying NLP to Build a Cold Reading Chatbot

Tracey

Saraee

Hughes

2021

2021 International Symposium on Electrical, Electronics and Information Engineering

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Chatbots are computer programs designed to simulate conversation by interacting with a human user. In this paper we present a chatbot framework designed specifically to aid prolonged grief disorder (PGD) sufferers by replicating the techniques performed during cold readings. Our initial framework performed an association rule analysis on transcripts of real-world cold reading performances, in order to generate the required data as used in traditional rules based chatbots. However due to the structure of cold readings the traditional approach was unable to determine a satisfactory set of rules. Therefore, in this paper we discuss the limitations of this approach and subsequently provide a generative solution using sequence-to-sequence modeling with long short-term memory. We demonstrate how our generative chatbot is therefore able to provide appropriate responses to the majority of inputs. However, as inappropriate responses can present a risk to sensitive PGD sufferers we suggest a final iteration of our chatbot which successfully adjusts to account for multi-turn conversations.

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Postdigital Afterlife

Savin‐Baden

2023

Encyclopedia of Postdigital Science and Education

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“I Love You,” Said the Robot: Boundaries of the Use of Emotions in Human-Robot Interactions

Cited by 10 publications

References 38 publications

Normativity assumptions in the design and application of social robots for autistic children

Normativity assumptions in the design and application of social robots for autistic children

Applying NLP to Build a Cold Reading Chatbot

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