Embodiment and interaction in socially intelligent life-like agents
Embodiment and interaction in socially intelligent life-like agents
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具有社交智能的栩栩如生的代理的体现和交互
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10.1007/3-540-48834-0_7
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1999
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K. Dautenhahn
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作者：
K. Dautenhahn
本章讨论栩栩如生的主体中的具体社会互动。从人工智能和心理学的角度讨论了具体化。给出了虚拟机器人自下而上、面向行为的动态控制的示例，讨论了生物、虚拟和机器人代理的不同程度的实施例。 “与陌生人共舞”实验展示了如何将相同的原理应用于机器人与人类的物理交互。然后，我们讨论不同学术界不同的社会性问题，即基因、模因和个体具体代理的作用不同。我们试图定义社会智能，并将不同的观点整合到社会组织和控制的层次结构中，这可以应用于人工和自然社会系统。推出了针对自闭症儿童的 AURORA 项目，该项目解决了人类和机器人社交代理的问题。结论指出了具有社会智能的类生命主体研究中面临的挑战。
This chapter addresses embodied social interaction in life-like agents. Embodiment is discussed from both artificial intelligence and psychology viewpoints. Different degrees of embodiment in biological, virtual and robotic agents are discussed, given the example of a bottomup, behavior-oriented, dynamic control of virtual robots. A ‘dancing with strangers’ experiment shows how the same principles can be applied to physical robot-human interaction. We then discuss the issue of sociality which differs in different academic communities with respect to which roles are attributed to genes, memes, and the individual embodied agent. We attempt to define social intelligence and integrate different viewpoints in a hierarchy of social organization and control which could be applied to both artificial and natural social systems. The project AURORA for children with autism which addresses issues of both human and robotic social agents is introduced. The conclusion points out challenges in research on embodied socially intelligent life-like agents.