Lying to a laptop so we don't hurt its feelings, yelling at a GPS in frustration, feeling flattered by random praise from a computer-people act strangely around artificial intelligence.
Stranger still that how we act around computers is so similar to how we act towards other people, and that we can learn a lot about human interaction from how we respond to computers.
Pioneering researcher Clifford Nass has done numerous experiments centered ...
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