01677    a2200265   4500003000800000005001700008007000300025008004100028020001800069020001500087040001700102041000900119050002600128100002800154245011700182260005600299300004800355504006700403505060800470520017701078650002901255650004701284700003401331700004601365BJBSDDR20240403115649.0ta150123s2021    nyu           00| 0 eng d  a9780262045810  a0262045818  bspacBJBSDDR  aeng 14aTJ 211.15bA978l 20211 aAylett, Ruth,  d1951- 10aLiving with robots : bwhat every anxious human needs to know /cRuth Aylett, Patricia A. Vargas, N. E. Sharkey.  aCambridge, Massachusetts : bThe MIT Press, c2021.  axv, 291 pages : billustrations ; c21 cm.   aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 239-273) and index.0 a Why are we so scared of robots? -- Appearance-will they look like us? -- Movement-will they live with us? -- Senses-will they be aware of us? -- The lost robot-could they know where they are and how to get home? -- Touch and handling-could I shake hands with a robot? -- Could robots be AIs? -- Could robots learn to do things for themselves? -- Collaborating robots-could they work as partners or groups? -- Emotions-could robots have feelings? -- Social interaction-pets, butlers or companions? -- Speech and language-would we be able to talk to them? -- Society and ethics-could a robot have morals?  a"An intimate understanding of what robots are for the average popular science reader, with a focus dispelling fears and showcasing how humans might interact with robots"--  4aRobotsvObras populares  4aInteligencia artificial vObras populares 1 aVargas, Patricia A., d1969- 1 aSharkey, N. E. q(Noel E.) eprologuista