Human Relationships Established with Artificial Intelligence and Robots

The tendency of humans to develop a sense of human closeness toward artificial intelligence systems and robots is being examined from a psychological perspective through research in MIT laboratories and expert opinions.

First Contacts Established with Robots

Researchers bringing together humanoid Unitree robots at the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory observe that a natural desire to establish human-like communication emerges in front of these machines.

Artificial Intimacy and Psychological Effects

As addressed by Dr. Sherry Turkle at the book launch of 'Artificial Intimacy', humans tend to believe that machines care about them and to show care toward them even in the simplest artificial intelligence interactions.

Polite Behavior Trends

Research reveals that approximately seventy percent of people behave politely while interacting with artificial intelligence, and the tendency to say thank you increases as the conversation progresses.

Forward-Looking Ethical Questions

Dr. Pat Pataranutaporn, founder of the Cyborg Psychology research group, states that there is no clear boundary in the use of this technology and emphasizes that the real question is where humanity is evolving in this process.