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Emotions in Humans and Artifacts
The book discusses the components of human emotion and how they might be incorporated into machines, whether artificial agents should convey emotional responses to human users and how such responses could be made believable, and whether agents should accept and interpret the emotions of users without displaying emotions of their own.
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date: 1/31/2003
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Flesh and Machines: How Robots Will Change Us
Brooks, a leading 'roboticist' and computer science professor at MIT, believes that robots in the future will probably be nothing like such all-knowing brain machines as 2001's HAL, nor will they resemble the sleek cyborgs of other Hollywood nightmares.
Rather, they will be simple, ubiquitous, curious little machines that will have more in common with humans than one might think.
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date: 2/12/2002
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Hands-on AI with Java : Smart Gaming, Robots, and More
Text shows how to put artificial intelligence techniques to work in a wide variety of useful and entertaining ways.
For robot builders, hobbyists, game developers, automated-help-desk programmers, and manufacturing engineers; showing how to give a robot uncanny abilities, build programs that work intelligently with humans, add smarts to computer games, and more.
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date: 1/16/2004
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Multiagent Systems : A Modern Approach to Distributed Artificial Intelligence
Unlike traditional textbooks, the book brings together many leading experts, guaranteeing a broad and diverse base of knowledge and expertise.
It emphasizes aspects of both theory and application, and provides many illustrations and examples.
1999
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date: 6/1/1999
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Understanding Artificial Intelligence
UNDERSTANDING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE is one of the first four titles that launch an exciting new Pocket Science series, from the editors of America's leading popular science magazine, Scientific American.
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date: 3/2/2002
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