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Robots are both anthropomorphized and dehumanized when harmed intentionally

Psychology

Robots are both anthropomorphized and dehumanized when harmed intentionally

M. S. Wieringa, B. C. N. Müller, et al.

This research delves into the intriguing 'harm-made mind' phenomenon, revealing that witnessing harm to robots enhances their perceived ability to feel pain. Conducted by Marieke S. Wieringa, Barbara C. N. Müller, Gijsbert Bijlstra, and Tibor Bosse, the study uncovers a complex interplay between anthropomorphism and dehumanization, ultimately questioning the prosociality of those who harm robotic entities.

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