论文信息 - The new ontological category hypothesis in human-robot interaction

The new ontological category hypothesis in human-robot interaction

This paper discusses converging evidence to support the hypothesis that personified robots and other embodied personified computational systems may represent a new ontological category, where ontology refers to basic categories of being, and ways of distinguishing them.

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