Computer Science

Human preferences for cognitive and emotional capabilities in robots across different application domains

H. Nääs, S. Thellman, et al.

Explore how people's preferences for cognitive versus emotional robot capabilities differ across domains and factors like gender and education in a study conducted by Hilda Nääs, Sam Thellman, and Tom Ziemke. Based on 271 participants across six application domains, the study finds a general preference for agency (planning, reasoning) over experience (feeling), with notable domain-specific exceptions.... show more

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