Logan B. from Wilmington said human interaction was diminished: With dating apps on the rise there is much less human interaction in the initial stages of dating.
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There is no substitute for human interaction, judgment and experience.
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Large wild pythons avoid human interaction and rarely attack people.
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Everything happens smoothly and with minimal human interaction by design.
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And why not share rare moments of meaningful human interaction?
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Psychologists say empathy is a fundamental part of human interaction.
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Notification spam ruins social networks, diluting the real human interaction.
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And when the dog, starved for human interaction, runs away?
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But the patterns of human interaction admit no such alteration.
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They want to come to a store for human interaction.
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Another simple way to enjoy human interaction during the holidays.
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Cats may love human interaction more than they love food.
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Ninety percent of every human interaction on this earth is boring.
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This high-tech cat feeder lets your cat avoid human interaction.
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That's how most human interaction goes, if you think about it.
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But a phone or computer is no substitute for human interaction.
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And thousands are watching the robots attempt to mimic human interaction.
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But should anyone be denied something as basic as human interaction?
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When you come down to it, negotiation is about human interaction.
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Imagine an entire shopping trip without long lines or human interaction.
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In what ways can human interaction lead to seal pup abandonment?
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For the most part, loneliness has an obvious antidote: human interaction.
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This social being needs human interaction — preferably over food and drink.
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Workers say these systems are often clumsy judges of human interaction.
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Despite rapid demand for digital solutions, respondents still desire human interaction.
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So it's really that human interaction that is so critically important.
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So Virtual Human Interaction really points at that social collaborative nature.
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Stark differences between theoretical selves were completely indiscernible in ordinary human interaction.
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Because I feel like before anything else we should learn human interaction.
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Ichiran has taken several precautions to ensure customers can avoid human interaction.
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She crucially recognized that the work is not complete without human interaction.
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The main way the three major forces communicate is via human interaction.
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And where you have human interaction, these techniques can be very valuable.
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The humorous and bizarre illustrations of Jose Miguel Mendez explore human interaction.
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We need to carefully consider how much we value direct human interaction.
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He discusses the balance between technology and human interaction in seducing delegates.
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The Internet, by leaving you feeling uniquely alone, paradoxically encourages human interaction.
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Everyone's out of their comfort zone, and everyone's reaching for human interaction.
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Intimate human interaction and contact is the beginning of change and healing.
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It changed human interaction in ways that we had never seen before.
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For many people, coworkers are their main source of daily human interaction.
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Another team looked at the science of human interaction with the product.
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But the platform can also flatten human interaction into its shallowest forms.
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As you might imagine, Izzy's contact with "normal human interaction" is fleeting.
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Erin Valenti found other ways to fill her need for human interaction.
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In this, religion is a great deal like human interaction in general.
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If you value human interaction, well, go outside and meet yourself a stranger.
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Now the technology is advancing to more complex questions to replace human interaction.
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Shows human interaction with inorganic objects and the subtle statements are quite clever!
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Tyne said he doesn't know whether this human interaction is changing dolphin behavior.
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This diagram shows how electric shock was measured in eel to human interaction.
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She wanted a buyer who would give Bullet the human interaction she needed.
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But for those desiring some level of human interaction, a town is nearby.
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The concept of a drone that can respond to human interaction isn't new.
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Now, they're prepping the next phase in driver and passenger car/human interaction.
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It is the world that we live in, and it precedes human interaction.
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The answer, he said, is that nothing can replace human-to-human interaction.
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He's a Brooklyn-based artist whose projects are largely dependent on human interaction.
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So is there a reason you call it the Virtual Human Interaction Lab?
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The kind of human interaction children need to learn language isn't easily replicated.
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He noted that human interaction still played a vital role in package delivery.
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And that becomes this yardstick by which so much human interaction is measured.
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" In that sense, these empty scenes "remind us that beauty requires human interaction.
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Modern society — despite its technological advances — is still predicated on close human interaction.
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Today, traveling by plane is a mostly paperless experience with little human interaction.
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That's a shame, because the book contains some touching moments of human interaction.
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I think the nuances of human interaction (are) a much more interesting thing.
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In 2017, getting pizza delivered to your door requires far less human interaction.
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One of the book's most beautiful passages is a rare scene of human interaction.
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Sure, it's a noble idea, to create a universal guide to civilized human interaction.
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Science tells us that we engage more readily with technology that mimics human interaction.
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Human interaction is, and has always been, vital to a high-quality customer experience.
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I need to replicate human interaction — kind of that Tom Hanks in "Castaway" vibe.
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Two days in a row of full recreational human interaction is too much anyways.
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He refers to these insidious machine minds as HIERS, or Human-Interaction Empathetic Robots.
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But how is it possible for AI to operate autonomously without any human interaction?
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But it was also the most human interaction I've had on LinkedIn in years.
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Trust is the essential ingredient for friendship, medicine, commerce and virtually every human interaction.
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Ironically increased human interaction in the store because everyone is talking about it pic.twitter.
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In the absence of human interaction we cling to whatever dark simulacrum is available.
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For now, the locations largely thrive on the novelty of providing limited human interaction.
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So, his "Cat-gras" delusions weren't a result of a lack of human interaction.
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I can't help but think it's going to replace human interaction, like in Her.
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One other explanation is that Facebook is seeking to minimize human interaction with trends.
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"Ensure their needs are being met for food, fuel, prescription medication, and human interaction."
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The shared space of the office kitchen is a petri dish of human interaction.
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We are not created to live a life of complete solitude without human interaction.
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Stanford University's Virtual Human Interaction Lab has been studying VR for more than a decade.
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They're cheaper, they're more pliable and they're safer for human interaction than their harder predecessors.
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Since birth they have been closely monitored by the WCC, but with limited human interaction.
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"The thing I worry about [more] than actual human interaction is the internet," she said.
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Tweets can inform, protests garner attention, but changing hearts and minds requires genuine human interaction.
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"You still need that human interaction ... you need people in the mix there," Blume said.
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Swipe away, but remember that screens don't replace the warmth of a live, human interaction.
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These forums, available across social media channels, host lively human interaction and constant, rich dialogue.
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Advances in AI help make new human-to-machine and machine-to-human interaction possible.
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These books were used and as physical objects, they carry visible signs of human interaction.
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But this band demonstrates a particularly keen appreciation for the messy spectrum of human interaction.
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We should embrace experiences that refocus on human interaction and connection because they are rare.
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However, in the process, do we want to destroy all potential sources of human interaction?
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McDonald's bought an AI speech company to take the human interaction out of drive-thrus.
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One man wonders aloud if our great-grandchildren will even want or need human interaction.
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The script loops 128 consecutive times, resulting in stunning visual "drawings" free of human interaction.
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"We found a way to create human interaction that nobody else is doing," Amstutz explains.
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The goal was to see if a meal could be consumed with no human interaction.
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It would be full of human interaction aided by technology, not the other way around.
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Other companies cite examples where clients are showing a preference for automated systems over human interaction.
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Your smartphone, that's who — further rendering the need for human interaction one step closer to obsolete.
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At 75 years old, that didn't leave him with a whole lot of meaningful human interaction.
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It's part of the firm's early efforts to focus more on human interaction and urban activity.
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A lot of New York City residents pride themselves on their ability to avoid human interaction.
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Participants' responses provided new data points for the Virtual Human Interaction Lab's substantial body of research.
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That's because these jobs focus heavily on human interaction, which makes them less susceptible to automation.
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Raub said that's because of the human interaction component that can only exist in physical stores.
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She's blonde, big-eyed, and so evidently stupid that she's almost incapable of basic human interaction.
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"I really need to get better with the human interaction aspect of my life," she says.
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The examiner's decision is probably based primarily on the human interaction that the two people have.
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Bear in mind that this speech was programmed by someone attempting to mimic real human interaction.
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" This, he further predicted, could enhance "the richness and rigor of spontaneous creation and human interaction.
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Warner seems to view almost every human interaction as a chance to make a new friend.
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Not only will it take away many jobs from humans, it will take away human interaction.
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The analysts added that annual fluctuations in shark-human interaction trends are common, according to NBC.
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Walmart is on a quest to make its in-store pickup process free of human interaction.
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I care about these patients and I've seen the importance of education, coaching and human interaction.
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The company allows customers to price and book a move completely online with no human interaction.
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Robots initially will perform jobs that are dangerous, dirty and "dreary" and require little human interaction.
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However, as the underlying technologies mature, deep learning algorithms will minimize the need for human interaction.
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It's really easy for us all to isolate ourselves, so it's nice to have some human interaction.
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Still, certain species may have better survival rates at night because they do successfully avoid human interaction.
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And while Carvaly feels that her job is a calling, the daily human interaction can be taxing.
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The machine is supposed to water, keep track of, and grow a plant without any human interaction.
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Connect With Friends & Family One of the best ways to feel less isolated is through human interaction.
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Human interaction can be tough to find in a town barricaded from the rest of the world.
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BPM tools manage long-lived workflows requiring a combination of human interaction and machine-to-machine transfers.
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It's a harbinger of things to come; of a new era of human interaction, migration and commerce.
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Twelve die-hard binge-watchers shared the times they've avoided human interaction to straight up watch Netflix.
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In Honda's case it's because the company sees the future of robotics as rooted in human interaction.
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When each conversation means yet another potential failure, kids go to great lengths to avoid human interaction.
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People would like to provide their elderly parents with better elder care services with more human interaction.
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Each of these artists seeks to explore the sensory overload present within each human interaction or experience.
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We want the wall to have a life of its own as it responds to [human] interaction.
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Starbucks has a new deal with a tech startup that previously operated restaurants with zero human interaction.
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Human interaction is essential for a healthy brain, and you may be isolating yourself without realizing it.
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The classes made me feel validated, important, and good enough, without the inconvenience of actual human interaction.
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It's not clear why every shade of human interaction needs to be mediated by its own app.
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One of the reasons that people have always headed to restaurants is for good-old human interaction.
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Judy Gold: We need to teach kids how to have real human interaction So here we are.
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It may simply be that people still value some sort of human interaction in a dining experience.
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Ultimately, the only impediment to the total dissemination of robots may be our appetite for human interaction.
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His view of human interaction is that one must be either victimizer or victim, predator or prey.
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There's no widely adopted way to quantify the health of human interaction, especially at the internet's scale.
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Being in motion also "protects" people from having social cooperative human interaction with others in the Commons.
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Jeremy Bailenson is professor of communication at Stanford University and founding director of the Virtual Human Interaction Lab.
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"It could be limiting the amount of human interaction by using drones for feeding or cleaning," Wright explained.
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These abilities seem closely tied to human interaction, and corresponding social cues that develop regardless of their environment.
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Most of that human interaction will be centered on testing, shipping, and very small amounts of manual assembly.
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While software like TensorFlow and CNDK are a massive step forward, we need human interaction to get there.
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Although the main attraction of these cabins is no human interaction, the technology perks aren't too shabby either.
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Which is very similar from the human interaction perspective, this is what we see when we interact physically.
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Like other founders building virtual assistants, they pitched Agent Q as a mix of automation and human interaction.
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The result was that the pages generated a massive number of video ad impressions with no human interaction.
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A big metal door slides open, and customers pull their groceries from a bin—no human interaction needed.
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Your lack of privacy is a burden, but you have the opportunity for human interaction all around you.
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Just as in human interaction, good communication is about the flow of conversation, the ongoing exchange of information.
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Published in the journal ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction, the researchers conclude that the 2015 ban worked.
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In "Garbage," his great poem of 1993, he enlarged his study of human interaction to encompass the nation.
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They actually increased human interaction and led me to interact with employees and fellow shoppers more than usual.
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"I do believe that many gamers have been missing the basic human necessity of human interaction," says Meenachan.
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They're not necessarily designed with the best kind of human interaction in mind—there's a different incentive structure.
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Together, the two have worked on projects that use neuroscience to investigate the evasive nature of human interaction.
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Mr. Honnold, now 33, would eventually teach himself to hug, at least as it applies to human interaction.
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Analog excels particularly well at encouraging human interaction, which is crucial to our physical and mental well-being.
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That's a trend sprouting up in the age of minimal human interaction in light of the infectious virus.
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"You take out the human interaction and you take out the problems that come with it," he said.
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Our efforts, it seems, to put our faith in human interaction might be as silly as that screenwriter's.
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Boomers are also a segment that want some level of human interaction when it comes to customer service.
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"He just wanted human interaction," said Detective Greeley, who helped take care of the boy at the office.
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Robots have been reducing human interaction by disinfecting hospital rooms, moving food and supplies, and delivering telehealth consultations.
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In several of Ms. Miller's earlier works, human interaction has seemed to stem from the urge to merge.
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Roughly 420,000 noise complaints were reported to the city's 311 hotline last year, the majority involving human interaction.
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With sites like Schmitt's, it's possible to generate a legal will in 1.64 minutes, no human interaction required.
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It's important to point out that the rats were rewarded only with playful human interaction—not with food.
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In the end, a key part of the appeal of such such events is, of course, human interaction.
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The philosophies of human interaction and humor that made The Toast a pleasant place began in Ortberg's home.
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As sociolinguists have come to appreciate, in day-to-day human interaction speech is a social, relational behavior.
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"Bereft of human interaction," a court document read, "his cattle that manage to survive are wild, mean and ornery."
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Soil, at its core, is a disturbingly insightful examination of the nuances of human interaction—mentally, physically, and spiritually.
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And like any human interaction, it's hard to maintain trust when you feel you've been deceived in some way.
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The End of Theory: Financial Crises, the Failure of Economics and the Sweep of Human Interaction By Richard Bookstaber.
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Then there's Eatsa, the automat restaurant where no human interaction is necessary, which has locations popping up across California.
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The first is by limiting the amount of human interaction, including in cases where employees can help each other.
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The Self-Assembly Lab's innovation is different in that it requires no motors or human interaction of any kind.
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It's still too opaque, [so consumers] want that human interaction, eventually, but they just wanted it on their terms.
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It was about human interaction and the need for the crew to trust each other in very difficult circumstances.
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She'd pick hanging out in her Upper West Side apartment with her cat, Jersey, over almost any human interaction.
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On our daily commute, in our jobs and during our leisure time, robot-human interaction will become the norm.
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It is the Great Usurper, rendering everything from newspapers to music players to actual human interaction all but obsolete.
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In order to hear them, I have to remove the Here buds, which aren't really optimized for human interaction.
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Ironically, the future of grocery shopping doesn't look like it will involve much human interaction, no matter who wins.
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This includes bespoke porn and sites like Buttrcup that offer a bit of titillation alongside some true human interaction.
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These examples follow strict repetitive rule-based routines, and a machine easily can perform them without any human interaction.
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Lauren Goode: Today on Too Embarrassed to Ask, we are recording at the Stanford University Virtual Human Interaction Lab.
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At Macy's, you'll soon be able to avoid total human interaction whether you're shopping online or in the store.
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If that proves difficult, another possibility is that they simply forgo the human interaction now built into many occupations.
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If you're seriously committed to no human interaction for the duration of your flight, you definitely won't go hungry.
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Many business travellers reported in a recent survey that they prefer to avoid human interaction altogether when in transit.
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Jeremy Bailenson, director of Stanford's Virtual Human Interaction Lab, uses VR himself and on subjects in his lab daily.
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McDonald's just bought an AI startup that could take human interaction out of the equation for its drive-thrus.
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Koh also reminds us that the process of researching and going through the archive is a very human interaction.
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According to various studies, the long-term effects of being deprived of normal human interaction can be psychologically disastrous.
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Scherer's method has some pretty high-profile haters, who argue that human interaction is still paramount to preventing suicide.
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The story features one character, mostly alone in the wilderness, which left him with little to no human interaction.
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Whatever harms they've brought to society and general human interaction, few things have made my job easier than smartphones.
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It will also close its cafés as well as counters selling meat, fish, and pizza, to reduce human interaction.
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Twenty-six cases — four confirmed and 22 presumptive positive — are from human-to-human interaction, according to the CDC.
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Twenty-six cases — 4 confirmed and 22 presumptive positive — are from human-to-human interaction, according to the CDC.
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"He was awake and alert, but you could tell he seemed happy to have human interaction," Detective Greeley said.
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Almost everyone riding with me is on their phone, trying to avoid human interaction like Pac-Man avoids ghosts.
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Musk said that businesses focusing on human interaction would continue to thrive, even in a fast-evolving jobs landscape.
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And he helped lead wildlife filmmaking away from a reliance on human interaction, letting the animals be the stars.
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But how could that be, when he's so good at naming pauses, shrugs, the unspoken codes of human interaction?
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Designed by Heatherwick Studios, the judges liked the Vessel because its open concept design encourages human interaction and spontaneity.
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His interest in tech tools seems to stem from the ways they can enhance human interaction or self-knowledge.
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We need to remember that violence has generally been a small (albeit noteworthy and newsworthy) fragment of human interaction.
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I would recover from the trauma of the T.S.A. line-grope by shrinking into myself and avoiding all human interaction.
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For the past decade, researchers at Stanford's Virtual Human Interaction Lab have been studying whether VR can actually increase empathy.
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Your only human interaction is Delilah, your boss, barking orders at you on the other end of your walkie-talkie.
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Most of us already allow technology to mediate what was once simple, direct human interaction—what really is the difference?
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This new state of affairs is probably an inevitable conclusion that reflects the complexities of human interaction under democratic ideals.
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Sure, takeout ordering in the early 2000s still involved talking on the phone, but it cut back on human interaction.
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I wanted to use the genre to liberate ourselves from the virtues that it had to be just human interaction.
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Automix AI, the app's way of intelligently mixing music on its own with no human interaction, is also still present.
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Technically, the Greenwich pods have Level 4 autonomy, meaning they can operate without human interaction except in difficult weather conditions.
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The human interaction is limited to basically nothing, and so they don't feel like they have to tip me much.
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Just don't expect to tweet about it—to better facilitate human interaction, the wi-fi is cut after 7703 p.m.
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Or maybe you're just waiting on line somewhere, staring at your phone to avoid human interaction at all costs (respect).
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The researchers will present their idea to CHI2016, a conference on computer-human interaction, in San Jose, California, in May.
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I like spending time alone—I thought I'd just read quietly and maybe even enjoy the break from human interaction.
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The promise of Amazon's new futuristic convenience store is no line, no wait and, frankly, little to no human interaction.
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That's just a few ideas for a case that mimics skin and translates human interaction to our devices, including laptops.
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Twenty-six cases — four confirmed and 22 presumptive positive — are from human-to-human interaction, according to the agency's website.
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Expressing pride in the city's strong music and cultural scene, Thompson began a campaign to encourage human-to-human interaction.
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The four dogs are currently recovering from their injuries and learning to become accustomed to human interaction, according to Tate.
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But Samson has some issues, and so Ada attempts on him the one form of human interaction she's mastered: healing.
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There&aposs also the longstanding question of whether or not people actually desire human interaction when they&aposre being served.
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However, while familiarity bias may offer some advantages in the realm of human interaction, it can be problematic for investors.
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It's difficult to tell whether Carrey's character is a sinister force or simply oblivious as to how human interaction works.
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That the idea of building a system fundamentally for every human interaction that is incapable of defending itself is insane.
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While one might assume a cashier-free environment would be completely devoid of human interaction, that was far from the case.
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At its best, though, "The Walking Dead" is about human interaction, and a post-apocalyptic society where lawlessness is the norm.
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Social media, they claim, poses a real threat to human interaction (even though it's where many young queer people find community).
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Since a life of minimal human interaction has made Red agitated around people, Stura introduced Red to her new pack early.
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Sometimes I think this is silly; that human interaction will always weed its way into our lives like grass through concrete.
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Four years ago, Musk claimed that Tesla's vehicles would be capable of completely driving themselves without any human interaction by 2017.
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What was within the bounds of regular human interaction as recently as a decade or two ago simply doesn't fly anymore.
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The ultimate goal is to cut down on labor costs and further remove unnecessary human interaction from the physical shopping experience.
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The ad platforms allow companies to buy ad space on apps with little to no human interaction in the approval process.
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However, providing people who enjoy constant human interaction with a direct channel to people who don't at times feels, well, sadistic.
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Areas that include a lot of human interaction also have a low possibility of being automatized, such as healthcare and education.
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Samsam's most interesting innovation is that it requires no human interaction from the target in order to start cutting off files.
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But I don't get a lot of human interaction in a day, and my husband doesn't get home until really late.
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It also won't replace all human interaction; even with RAVE, children will still need to communicate with humans to learn language.
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Forced to choose between having the right technical answer and a more human interaction, Cameron picked having the right technical answer.
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And finally, some said that real estate still requires a level of human interaction and judgment that evades traditional data analysis.
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If our digital screens are separating us from human interaction, you better believe AI will further tear that tenuous social fabric.
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They have canceled public events and tours for the near future, and are cutting down on all human interaction with chimpanzees.
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The first rule of our sauna is to respect others—which is basically the first rule of human interaction in general.
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Alphabet on Monday said it has kicked off a new research initiative aimed at improving human interaction with artificial intelligence systems.
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The lead of Neon, computer-human interaction researcher Pranav Mistry, tweeted the image below, apparently showing one of the project's avatars.
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Women, meanwhile, are overrepresented in occupations related to human interaction, like health care and education — jobs that largely require human labor.
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Anyway, sitting here talking with Jeremy Bailenson, he's a Stanford professor who is the founder of the Virtual Human Interaction Lab.
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Here are four highlights from the 17 master's programs offered at Parsons: Communication Design (MPS) Can digital interfaces enrich human interaction?
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But people are scared, too, and they're concerned about what this could mean for artificial intelligence and the future of human interaction.
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"I have very few hobbies and real human interaction can be a drag," said Ryan Mandelbaum, science writer at Gizmodo, level 19.
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So, the move from things to experiences is as much about cultural/generational stuff as it is about continuing that human interaction.
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We need to face our fears and the intimidation of human interaction — walls break down when we engage personally with one another.
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" The university issued a statement via a Twitter thread, writing that the incident highlights "the need for and importance of human interaction.
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But there's something fundamental about immersive theater shows that Morris says can't be so easily applied: the simple power of human interaction.
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Customer relationships used to be managed solely through human interaction with an agent, but moving forward, relationship management must be primarily digital.
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The idea is, of course, to produce systems that can patch themselves, watch for intrusions, and so on, with minimal human interaction.
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TaskRabbit workers, which the company calls "Taskers," will continue to be employed in roles that require human-to-human interaction and trust.
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" Freelance filmmaker Jeremiah Warren says he often goes by himself because he's attending a show "for the music not for human interaction.
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As a result, restaurants do not need as many workers, although Riehle pointed out that consumers will always want that human interaction.
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To make navigating human interaction easier, Facebook wants to hold your hand as you venture out into the great unknowns of reality.
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The paper, by Oulasvirta and Byungjoo Lee, will be presented at the Association for Computing Machinery's Computer-Human Interaction conference next month.
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They can give humans an edge, helping them do work that calls for empathy and human interaction—traits that are beyond machines.
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Also hurting headcount is the continued migration of stock and bond trading to electronic platforms and away from human-to-human interaction.
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Less interested in the human interaction, and more wondering about the nifty gadget, the monkey toyed with the camera with impressive coordination.
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Gizmodo: White lies and a bit of deception are understandably important in human interaction, but that's because we're emotional and sensitive creatures.
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" The goal, he said, is "to slow things down, using the power of human interaction more than the power of the state.
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Today's social distancing measures may be an introvert's dream, but even for those that crave human interaction remote work isn't the end.
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Yet people are seeking human interaction and communication through the web or their devices to stave off loneliness and to stay positive.
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Both look as if they would prefer to dive headfirst into a vat of the sweet stuff rather than risk human interaction.
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Compared with, say, books, or meaningful human interaction of literally any kind, Timehop might seem like a strange solution to this problem.
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And when Americans are ready to engage in human interaction, they'll be able to put money right back into the economy again.
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Nordstrom lets customers in some stores make returns by dropping their items into a box and walking out — no human interaction required.
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A 2017 study suggests that this trend toward increasingly market-driven human interaction is making us paranoid, jittery, self-critical and judgmental.
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More promising are lower-paying jobs involving the "people skills" that A.I. lacks: social workers, bartenders, concierges — professions requiring nuanced human interaction.
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For those who don't need human interaction, there are firms that offer "robo-advice," which is low-cost online investment management services.
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Amazon has opened its first-ever full-size, "cashierless" grocery store, providing shoppers an experience that does not require any human interaction.
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For instance, for lawyers and accountants, there are aspects of the job that require human interaction, collaboration, high-level strategy, and creativity.
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It was in sharp contrast with solitary confinement, with little to no human interaction for as many as 23 hours a day.
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"It would be nice to have human interaction on a better level with Facebook and the group admins and moderators," Mahler said.
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Not everyone has a smartphone, and some people say they prefer the simplicity of human interaction even if they are tech savvy.
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Conspicuous human interaction — living without a phone for a day, quitting social networks and not answering email — has become a status symbol.
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But when they do not need maintenance, many parts that are just there to aid human interaction can be removed, Mr. Whitaker said.
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They spoke with Virtual Human Interaction Lab director Jeremy Bailenson about the next stage of VR, and what his team's behavioral research shows.
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Returns can be made by simply scanning an item at a digital kiosk and depositing it in a bin — no human interaction needed.
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Some may worry that the electronic replacement of physical goods and of human interaction leaves something intrinsic, tangible, and human to be desired.
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On the website, Soft Chambers is described as promoting "warm games"—games that prioritize human interaction, emotional growth, rest, and care. Tenderness. Vulnerability.
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The importance of human interaction when it comes to managing and developing people makes it tough for robots to act as substitute teachers.
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"Yeah." And one Tribeca installation was literally created as part of an empathy experiment: Becoming Homeless, from Stanford University's Virtual Human Interaction Lab.
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Three years ago, Musk claimed that Tesla's vehicles would be ready and able to completely drive themselves without any human interaction by 2017.
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We were all shocked by how friendly he was considering he had such limited human interaction in his life prior to being rescued.
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"Our vision is to make this the standard human interaction platform for any hardware or software device," Alcaide told TechCrunch in an interview.
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This is a generalization, but I think actors have fantastic ways of looking at the world and exploring human interaction and approaching text.
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What you're doing is you're exploring the failures, sometimes, in human interaction, the failures of human connection to answer the really big questions.
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The past few years have given us a vast array of technological advancements to help us completely avoid the horrors of human interaction.
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Like Trump, Icahn adheres to a simian dominance code in which every deal—and possibly every human interaction—is a zero-sum contest.
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A more automated approach, which would skip human interaction, could be implemented as voice recognition technology is further adopted, Repetto and Cook said.
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In the late '90s, before I founded Stanford's Virtual Human Interaction Lab, my initial research wasn't geared toward VR as a consumer product.
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But the books never come across as saccharine or twee; instead, the images demonstrate van Es's veneration of the traces of human interaction.
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They argue that deception is a regular feature of human interaction, and that misleading information (or withholding information) serves important pro-social functions.
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Although we live in a digital age that increasingly substitutes technology for human interaction, we are still at our cores very social creatures.
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Slack is probably 95 percent of my human interaction during the workday, so I found myself missing the background noise of people chatting.
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She challenges human interaction, forcing the audience to question themselves: Can you squeeze between two naked bodies—and which one will you face?
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Just remember: You may be starved for human interaction, but the unhinged chaos of the HQ Trivia chat feed is never the answer.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Art-making can often be a solitary process, with hours spent toiling away without any human interaction.
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The information we reveal to others about ourselves isn't, of course, the exclusive province of psychiatrists; it's the regular texture of human interaction.
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Entirely silent, it often watches Wilcox as he simply exists in proximity to regular human interaction, in the world but not of it.
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It's been a way to become more involved with human interaction because, left to my own devices, you would never see me outside.
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Without the Antiquities Act, the many treasured national landmarks we associate with America would be destroyed by unmitigated human interaction and natural deterioration.
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Eatsa, Russell wrote, was perfect for people in a rush who value a wholesome meal at an affordable price more than human interaction.
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Still, human interaction in brick-and-mortar stores can be shockingly limited, thanks to technology like self-checkout machines and in-store pickup.
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Not every Uber driver is a worthy conversationalist, but I think we can all agree that IRL human interaction is a dying breed.
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One result is that the informal and unwritten rules of political and human interaction, which are at the core of civilization, are undone.
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Who knows how long it will take Twitter to create a new health metric for something as nuanced and complicated as human interaction.
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That will be the real sad day for human interaction, but at least I can take my Facebook cover photo with minimal embarrassment.
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But it's rare to have people ask me and to have an honest human interaction about why I cover or why I'm a Muslim.
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By 2019, Li says Baidu's partners will mass produce semi-autonomous vehicles, which will have many self-driving features but still require human interaction.
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In the case of delivery robots, which are driven by algorithms, human interaction engages with the robot's action, rather than directly with its software.
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As I pointed out in an essay, part of the problem is that Tay did too good a job of mimicking human interaction online.
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The robot's personality is much more emotive now, giving it a sharper character and a more playful (if slightly devilish) approach to human interaction.
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Expertise in human interaction doesn't hurt, though, so we asked a bunch of psychologists and a college administrator how best to interact with roommates.
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In health care, for example, where human interaction is vital, automation threatens fewer jobs than it does in the labor market as a whole.
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The team presented their work at the Association for Computing Machinery's 2017 Computer-Human Interaction Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems this month.
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He added that tools like this were a step towards fully automated systems that can identify previously unseen material without human interaction at all.
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"Our dream in the long run is that Vimcar should be able to automatically manage our customers' fleets, with minimal human interaction," says Schneider.
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All of Aladağ's work is incredibly deft in its combination of materials, letting these inanimate objects come to life as proxies for human interaction.
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On a typical day with lots of IRL human interaction, you've already been in the vicinity of potentially hundreds of those moments by lunchtime.
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The resort's 600 rooms will feature floor-to-ceiling windows and tablets from which you can order room service (hooray for less human interaction!).
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Nearly two-thirds think that most retailers will be fully automated in 43 years, with little or no human interaction between customers and employers.
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No reasonable person thinks it's good for kids to be glued to their screens 24/7 or to replace human interaction with an app.
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Daunt stressed the importance of human interaction to his business and how the way books are bought and sold required a decidedly human touch.
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It is marked by a total or near-total lack of human interaction and natural light, and often includes a ban on reading materials.
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It was the human interaction that he missed, actually talking face-to-face with journalists who cover the industry and its products, he said.
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Short interactions in hallways or around coffee machines are the hidden elements of human interaction that create synergy, but also build trust and confidence.
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Today's efforts to limit human interaction are difficult for everyone and potentially devastating to people who work in restaurants, airlines and many other industries.
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"There are no measurable benefits as far as human interaction, sociability, running into each other, serendipitous encounters," he said of the open floor plan.
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The tried-and-true method of asking for directions prompted some human interaction and gave my traveling companion the opportunity to practice his Italian.
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On the weekends, he would be kept in solitary confinement, with little to no human interaction for as many as 23 hours a day.
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The inmates were left with "no meaningful human interaction, no education or programming, no music or television, and limited reading materials," the suit says.
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Using a blend of technology and human interaction, Pana caters to frequent travelers, charging $49 a month for its services, available around the clock.
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There are a lot of good reasons to simulate human interaction, a primary one being the wave of isolation currently sweeping the U.S. populace.
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But in keeping with the spirit of avoiding as much human interaction as possible, I passed on that and sought out its A.I. guidance.
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But even with the lights dimmed, the entire setup felt more clinical than connective, as if we were all enrolled in Human Interaction 101.
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I think the problem arises when we think we're having a human interaction and then we find out it's not that and we feel tricked.
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You strike up a conversation with the robot, and one thing leads to another and it's checked you into your room, no human interaction required.
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"Right now VR systems, particularly the tracking, don't work without constant technical maintenance," says Jeremy Bailenson, who directs the Virtual Human Interaction Lab at Stanford.
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One of the main themes of Death Stranding is human interaction, and it's this one focus that pumps this game full of so much life.
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Imagine an online platform that combines all social networks, all video games, and almost all human interaction, really, into a globe-spanning virtual reality space.
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The first will be very human interaction-intensive, as real people will be required to take over every interaction that a bot fails to handle.
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Behind Watson becoming America's first non-human game show celebrity is what IBM calls cognitive computing: combining machine learning and artificial intelligence with human interaction.
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" Schumer also says in her book that she's come to sometimes prefer social media to human interaction, a platform she describes as "quick and painless.
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For the time being, the FlipCase is just a research project that will be presented at the Computer-Human Interaction conference being held in May.
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Stanford University's Virtual Human Interaction Lab released a simulation called Becoming Homeless, and a variety of non-VR games have tackled the topic as well.
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Thanks to the power of high-tech surveillance, customers can duck in and out and be billed for their purchases with no human interaction whatsoever.
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It really crystallized something: This is not what I want my daughter's first impression of human interaction to be, her mother looking at her phone.
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Ransomware and destructive malware hacks are increasingly employing methods that are self-propagating, meaning they don't require human interaction or clicking to spread through systems.
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For the most part, they're not sweating it, because bodegas can offer things a cold machine never can, like cats, human interaction, and—crucially—beer.
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With Happn, you can just look at your phone to see if you liked each other without having to make any real-life human interaction.
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According to Hal Herzog, a psychology professor at Western Carolina University, the studies that have looked at the benefits of animal-human interaction are flawed.
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Oregon State researchers are working with her about goat-human interaction, and Michigan State has started offering goat yoga classes through its urban farm program.
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Not only is the change in scenery good for your mental health, but you also need some human interaction to keep things interesting and fresh.
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"The more we know about early brain development, the more we understand the need for play that is based on human interaction," Dr. Healey said.
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The intention with this alien hamster-owl-what-have-you hybrid was to create a toy that was responsive to human interaction and learn commands.
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How well a robot can tackle a health worker's task depends, in some measure, on whether it's replacing that human interaction, or simply channeling it.
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Special needs students also often rely on the structure, routine, and human interaction provided by school -- which means remote learning can be unsettling or frustrating.
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Messaging apps involve remote but still direct, human-to-human interaction, whereas populations of embedded devices send data back to a manufacturer or vice versa.
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It prevents millions of women from fully engaging in work, relationships, sports and school — the very activities that form the basis of meaningful human interaction.
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With infrared detectors to elude heat-producing objects and other sensors to identify solid forms, the bot is in effect programmed to avoid human interaction.
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Simply, something that increases human interaction and doesn't remove the human ... secondly, guest-facing technology that aesthetically looked good and doesn't bring down the experience.
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I love being local because even though it may seem challenging, going to a meeting and getting yelled at, I still like the human interaction.
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Divorce has been a very big subject in my life, and there's just not that many operas that deal with that aspect of human interaction.
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Today in the red chair is Jeremy Bailenson, the founder of the Virtual Human Interaction Lab at Stanford University, where we are taping this podcast.
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In the process, it serves as a strong example of the added depth virtual experiences can have when augmented by the simple power of human interaction.
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But add in a second player and the extra element of human interaction and working together to achieve a goal, and it somehow all comes together.
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This might be fun to try out a few times, but Facebook is selling it as some kind of socialization supplement to replace actual human interaction.
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We are tirelessly building a foundation of security, love and integrity to give them the appropriate tools for adulthood — tools that only human interaction can teach.
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Billions of dollars worth of them change hands without a single human interaction through its automated self-serve platform, which Facebook mostly treats with libertarian remove.
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All of the pediatricians, child development and education specialists I spoke to agreed that, for children under 30 months, there is no substitute for human interaction.
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It proves to be the case that far more diseases than previously known may result from human interaction with the microbiome inside each one of us.
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Although kinksters are on the bleeding edge of human interaction, what they've learned about aftercare about can benefit practically anyone who intimately engages with another human.
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"Even in this digital age we believe human interaction will remain key to the interaction between high-end customers and a brand like Chanel," Blondiaux said.
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Eye contact is how we humans establish recognition and thereby — at least potentially — reciprocity, which is the basis of genial, or at least benign, human interaction.
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I mean just imagine: Soon you'll be able to get all the nutritional value of ketchup sauce flatbread, only without the hassle of minimal human interaction.
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The glass can feel like a barrier to human interaction that may be needed in a system that carries close to 6 million people a day.
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Industrial Internet of Things, or IIoT, is the same concept applied to industrial equipment connected and synchronized, capable of interacting without (or with limited) human interaction.
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While adolescents tend to be blithely self-centered in all manner of human interaction, when it came to Juliet, my three were solicitous, tender and concerned.
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Facebook was supposed to serve as a platform for enhanced human interaction, not a tool for the lonely to burrow more deeply into their own isolation.
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Netflix Party, as well as "Netflix and Zoom," too, have emerged as temporary solutions to our yearning for human interaction in these times of social isolation.
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It's been the subject of numerous studies on economics and psychology, given the depth of its data on human interaction, but it remains niche as well.
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This approach to family-style dining limits clutter and prevents the food from being the sole focus of a meal, letting human interaction take center stage.
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But if something like reading has become a way of escaping from life, responsibility, and human interaction, then it would be wise to take a break.
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As the economic chasm in the United States grows, who gets access to human interaction is becoming a stark dividing line through every stage of life.
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In the days of Warby Parker modernity and ordering contacts online with little human interaction, this scene almost looks like it's out of a period movie.
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Set in a pre-social media culture, the film touches on the very real problems of trading human interaction for time spent invested in fictionalized characters.
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Since her artwork is so closely connected to public space and human interaction, conceptual artist Esmeralda Kosmatopoulos doesn't operate within the purview of a traditional studio practice.
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Ting acknowledges that guests still want that human interaction, and she doesn&apost foresee the robots as a solution for all the challenges in the hospitality experience.
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But for small business owners, Live streaming has taken the passive ecommerce shopping experience and made it active, without ever forcing a shopper outside for human interaction.
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Multi-tasking can hinder the ability to form memories and the lack of human interaction can also make it harder to develop empathy, Common Sense Media found.
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But if you are one of those people who somehow chose human interaction over Stranger Things 3 this weekend, be warned: spoilers for the entire season ahead.
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Hover packs a 13MP camera sensor is 4K video capable, and also has a bunch of smart software that lets it capture video with minimal human interaction.
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In my community I replace the human figure with human interaction — enabling and promoting other creatives through publications, exhibitions of contemporary work, social events, films, and festivals.
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The design was described in a paper presented this month at the Association for Computing Machinery's 2017 Computer-Human Interaction Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems.
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Robo-advisor services like Betterment and Wealthfront are rising in popularity, and the hedge fund industry is launching AI-controlled funds that operate completely without human interaction.
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But there is hope: Bots should get smarter with more human interaction, and will learn which information individuals really want, and when they prefer to receive it.
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But while I can't say what WikiLeaks' social network philosophy would be, the general culture it's steeped in holds that human interaction is a grim, adversarial duty.
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Your only human interaction is with an old friend who's also a traveling merchant, along with the updates and letters he brings from family in the city.
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Shopping at an Amazon Go promises a cash-free, in-and-out experience with minimal human interaction by entering and paying through an app on a smartphone.
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But you probably knew that already because choice architecture has been here since the dawn of humanity and is present in any human interaction, design and structure.
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In my community I replace the human figure with human interaction — enabling and promoting other creatives through publications, exhibitions of contemporary work, social events, films, and festivals.
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Some people avoid human interaction, outside their immediate social circles, moving through life with noses buried in their smartphones or tuning out their surroundings by wearing headphones.
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Viewers come to expect that a certain level of drama will be carefully maintained, and quickly acclimate to the strikingly low standard of human interaction on display.
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A breakdown of last year's 311 noise data by The New York Times and Mr. Wellington found that the majority of complaints involve human interaction, or conflict.
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We're all in this together and humanity's core is truly based on human to human interaction, that's why I believe kindness, especially in person, is so powerful.
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Its format demonstrates the architect's mandate to consider human interaction — it is perfect to page through idly, looking for insight, inspiration, or chance encounters between the figures.
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In that way, the vans are meant to become more and more confident, not only in these particular routes but in the vagaries of human interaction generally.
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Stanford University's Virtual Human Interaction Lab found that VR is uniquely effective at changing conservation behavior, as shown in experiments about reducing paper use and hot water conservation.
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Am I so terrified of basic human interaction that I won't call someone on the phone or even walk down a few blocks to the nearest Pizza Hut?
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Getting help for a panic attack can feel more daunting than the attack itself because it requires a human interaction that you might not be ready to have.
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"Human interaction is raw and unrehearsed, we don't have the ability to construct what we're going to say, hit delete five times and then start fresh," Weiss explains.
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What was supposed to be a good-natured rant on human interaction turned into a viral internet sensation involving healthcare, a fast-casual restaurant chain, and a tweetstorm.
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Sherr tells PEOPLE that the center responds to numerous cases of newborn pups that are negatively impacted by human interaction, often by well-meaning members of the public.
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Exactly like the undead in movies, the fans are grabbing and clawing for the artist, but there's no eye contact, scant human interaction to be had between them.
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Being an introvert is tough enough in day-to-day life, what with all the required human interaction of, say, grocery shopping and public transportation and most jobs.
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"He was removed downstream from Katherine to help prevent human interaction in the more populated areas," said Tracey Duldig, acting director of the Department of Tourism and Culture.
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Momentum Machines has built a device to make gourmet burgers "with no human interaction" and city permit data show it plans to open a restaurant in San Francisco.
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But I suspect the "Zero Click" app could have the opposite effect it intends, adding more stress and human interaction when the app does its job too well.
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We think coaching cloud companies will rise in nearly every sector of the economy, especially related to sales and service jobs where human-to-human interaction is essential.
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The developers of the software call the method "wait-learning," which they described in a paper published in last month's edition of ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction.
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The fintech combines both technological capabilities with human facets, like providing access to a team of wealth managers — making it attractive for consumers who still desire human interaction.
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The whale is so friendly and keen on human interaction that marine biologists and Norwegian officials worry its quite evident social skills could prove hazardous to its health.
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It's also unclear how much any of these toys would help without human interaction, or which types of patients or situations might be best suited to this intervention.
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Now, the Computer Human Interaction research group based at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland have produced a fascinating working platform of this time-honored scifi trope.
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Although there is no doubt to the benefits of technology in today's business world, there is still something about good old-fashioned human interaction that cannot be replaced.
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And in the digital age, when many people are craving human interaction, unloading on an anonymous customer service representative who is obligated to listen has a certain appeal.
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In other words, Millennials are no longer feeling ashamed if they leave less than the standard 20 percent—and less and less human interaction is a major facto.
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As with any other human interaction, exercise reasonable caution; if you've had a cough, fever, sore throat, or other cold/flu-like symptoms, don't go on any dates.
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Ben Marcus's new collection of stories takes a dark view of society, as well as of love, sex, marriage, parenting, employment, technology and human interaction of any kind.
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One can go for days without human interaction, or one can hop in the car and drive down the dirt road to the Palms Restaurant for a beer.
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Integrating Human-Robot Interaction skills into development at an early stage is probably going to lead to greater success than trying to retrofit human interaction into existing systems.
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Once AEVs — whether buses, cars, trucks, or marine vehicles — start charging themselves, transportation becomes like a perpetual motion machine, a ubiquitously available service that requires little human interaction.
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Why limit yourself to twenty stores and, like, human interaction when you can click-click-click and get a new pair of shoes (or whatever) for half the price?
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For Hobbes that was one of the lessons of the ancient world: when politics is based on unmediated human interaction it ends up as a violent free-for-all.
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In November 2018, Waymo CEO John Krafcik said even he doesn't think self-driving technology will ever be able to operate in all possible conditions without some human interaction.
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On a recent afternoon at Stanford University's Virtual Human Interaction Lab, in a dark, windowless, carpeted room, a group of visitors took turns playing on the school's football team.
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The retail giant is piloting a new "Instant Pickup" program that provides what's essentially the experience of a convenience store, but without the lines or, you know, human interaction.
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There are the people who do the logistics work, taking orders from algorithms to keep global markets humming, while exercising no real initiative and having little concrete human interaction.
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They are also offering exercises in the Marina Abramovic Method intended to improve focus and enrich human interaction — such as counting grains of rice and walking in slow motion.
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The company claims the new system, code named Pegasus, will handle Level 5 driverless vehicles — vehicles that can be operated entirely by sensors and computers, with no human interaction.
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This isn't the first time that the Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church has spoken out about the dangers of interfering with human interaction when it's time to mangiamo.
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Supplementing not replacing Jeremy Bailenson, a professor of communications at Stanford University and founding director of Stanford's Virtual Human Interaction Lab, has been studying VR since the late 1990s.
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CLUI is a research and education organization devoted to exploring the human interaction and impact with the land, such as urban waterfalls, or the pastoral intentions of golf courses.
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It's a change of scenery, a good excuse to get some fresh air, and provides a tiny bit of human interaction that Slack conversations and Zoom meetings do not.
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It's bad enough that social media dictates our lives, and it's even worse when we substitute swiping left or right for meeting people face to face, real human interaction.
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That the innumerable volunteers from sea to shining sea who serve our country's greatest generation with the support and dignity of a hot meal and human interaction are ineffective.
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Here, his only human interaction is with the resident gardener, who creates crop circles in lush fields as he rides on a mower the size of a golf cart.
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I honestly didn't miss the human interaction, and I especially wouldn't if I were headed to lunch with friends or had to grab-and-go something to eat quickly.
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Shaped as a giant iPhone, it provides a portal to an interactive automata that passes comment on the rise of the "phone zombie" at the expense of human interaction.
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But dinner is one of my favorite meals of the day — especially when I can spend it with my wife and kids — because it fosters community, conversation and human interaction.
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See Yourself E(x)ist presents incidences of human interaction — with animals, insects, leaves, trees, earth, and time — that yield extraordinary artifacts, engineered forms of hope, and objects of power.
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As Bill Cunningham ruthlessly hunted unique fashion assemblages, Arnold hunts for the serendipitous moments human interaction that happen a million times a day—just out the corner of the eye.
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The Future Lab program is a research and development initiative that urges Sony employees to think more about human interaction and creativity, and not just bigger screens and faster processors.
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Today we live in the latter end of the Holocene epoch: home to Elon Musk, bomb-ass microwave dinners, and a novel form of human interaction known as the meme.
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Founders Dan Carroll and Andy Rachleff, who also co-founded well-known investing firm Benchmark Capital, are betting that tech-savvy millennials don't want human interaction in their banking experience.
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Upon Trump's arrival on Thursday morning, he was greeted by the French first lady and once again, the U.S. president showed the world he is super awkward at human interaction.
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This piece, called #elevate, is an effective, if trite, exploration of the painful performance of small-talk, of the yearning for genuine human interaction, of bringing celebrity down to earth.
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And LA is great for all the design resources as well, with Art Center, and all the great studios with people who are great at human interaction and story-telling.
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If such systems can be put in place, the potential for transforming human interaction with the oceans is very real, to the benefit of human beings and the oceans themselves.
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Now Google is trying to outsource another human-to-human interaction: the kind that occurs between a person who works in hospitality and a guest who speaks a different language.
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After a lifetime of routine, friends (or maybe just colleagues) and human interaction, removing work from daily life can affect a person's mental health and, in turn, their physical health.
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Obviously, this has great societal implications, and we are already seeing the downside of screen addiction that is bringing social unrest, depression, and a kind of ennui about human interaction.
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The reason is obvious: No other country needs pets more than the UK. We are all terrible at receiving compliments or gifts, or coping with human interaction of any kind.
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For those who swear by self-checkout lines as a means of keeping human interaction at a minimum, one retail giant has just made your most misanthropic dream come true.
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I like to sit with a person and have a chat; the objectives of a journalist-artist exchange are so much easier to navigate than most any other human interaction.
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"We also know from decades of research that real, human interaction and play is critical to cognitive and social development," Christakis, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Business models in the automotive industry, insurance business, public transportation, search and advertising, as well as more personal consequences, such as human-to-human interaction, sources of knowledge and education.
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But so is unscripted human interaction, which is why medical and nursing schools also are embracing nontech innovations that put students in clinical settings sooner, often outside of the hospital.
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Bailenson is the director of the Virtual Human Interaction Lab at Stanford, and most of his book reads like a remarkably interesting report on the cool new experiments he's conducting.
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There's no nourishment in sugar, and you really need to have moral and human interaction that nourishes you or we lose this empathy towards one another and civilization becomes senseless.
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Wendy's expects to have the kiosks in more than 1,000 stores by the end of the year, giving customers the option of skipping human interaction when ordering burgers and fries.
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Social distancing doesn't mean all human interaction needs to stop, as Marc Lipsitch and Joseph Allen, professors at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, write for USA Today.
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The coronavirus pandemic continues to force Americans indoors, but some simply can't take it and are venturing to new places for some fresh air and human interaction ... like The Hamptons.
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Voracious. I had an old mom, who definitely was not a cool mom, who encouraged me to stay indoors and avoid human interaction, so I just read all the time.
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The old photographs of the friendly foxes were not scientific evidence, she added, and there was no evidence that the foxes actively sought out human interaction, as Dr. Belyaev's did.
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Indeed, a growing crisis of sexual dysfunction now exists among younger millennial men whose learned sexual arousal is predicated on viewing pixels on a screen rather than actual human interaction.
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He's the founder of the Virtual Human Interaction Lab at Stanford University where we're taping this podcast, or digitally taping at least, and he's a professor in Stanford's Communications Department.
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The Virtual Human Interaction Lab (VHIL) at Stanford, which studies human interactions in immersive environments, has conducted numerous studies illustrating that virtual reality can significantly increase empathic responses in its subjects.
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Susan Tay, director at educational toy firm The Better Toy Store, said her products require more explanation to customers and human interaction that is lost in the world of robot sales.
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The police concluded the bear had grown too habituated to human interaction, and could pose a threat to people's safety, so they made the difficult decision to shoot and kill it.
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While many facets of Denton's life may seem old fashioned, she still engages in modern activities that allow for human interaction, such as checking Facebook and Twitter on a regular basis.
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That's because artist Gordon Pask's 1968 vision, "The Colloquy of Mobiles," did not turn out to be literally prescient in terms of the physicality of machine-machine and machine-human interaction.
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Whether it's AR or VR interfaces, passive wearables or audio AI platforms, Apple is branching out, testing and iterating on the new spindles of human interaction — it's discovering the next finger.
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The lasting effects of social media, and Facebook in particular, on young people's psyches will not be fully understood for years, but it is clear that Facebook has changed human interaction.
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Health care and banking, industries which manage large volumes of human interaction, are set to benefit most from the new technology, the study published Tuesday from analysis firm Juniper Research suggests.
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I know that some are worried about the loss of human interaction both at store counters and at checkout, but seriously — how many of us still shop in local food stores?
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Hawley called out those lofty claims in his op-ed: "Ask the social giants what it is they produce for America and you'll hear grand statements about human interaction," he wrote.
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As a study published in Psychological Science by Park Daeun, of Chungbuk National University in South Korea, and her colleagues, shows, one emotion sometimes involved in machine-human interaction is embarrassment.
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The more optimistic is that these companies are looking for ways to free up its workers from more mundane things to focus on tasks that require more human interaction and intelligence.
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Zoox cofounder and CTO Jesse Levinson said he thinks there's no chance Tesla will have fully self-driving cars with no human interaction ready next year, which Elon Musk has claimed.
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Another is human interaction with nature: The exhibition's title comes from a 1997 essay by the French landscape architect Gilles Clément that presents the notion of human beings as Earth's gardeners.
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Governments could spur spending in a moment when shopping malls, restaurants, concert halls, convention centers and other venues for human interaction are being avoided as transmission zones for a lethal virus.
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I remember I used to beg my wife to go out for dinner almost every night — often when she was tired and returning from the office — just for some human interaction.
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In general, he explained, he bemoans the internet-driven demise of human interaction in public spaces, and he suspects a Wi-Fi router in his place would only encourage further isolation.
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If you're bailing on someone you don't feel comfortable talking to about your attack of anxiety, period pain, or all-consuming misanthropy rendering you unfit for human interaction, you can lie.
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They notice that the attempt to squeeze the last cent of profit out of any operation has also squeezed the last trace of sentiment out of what passes for human interaction.
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Sure, robot bartenders may soon be serving you drinks designed or manufactured by computers, but there will never be a real substitute for human interaction in dimly lit pubs and bars.
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The idea is that brands and retailers like 1-800-Flowers or CNN can connect with users via messaging, and automate those conversations to eliminate the need for human-to-human interaction.
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After all, while technology may be criticized for making people less social, it seems safe to say that waiting at the DMV is one human interaction most of us could do without.
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There's a human experience and, as such, a human interaction — even if it's unexpectedly stumbling on a pair of feet — and as a result the work can no longer be about materiality.
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Customers eat alone, partitioned into individual sections that separate them from other diners and the staff, and orders are taken by filling out a form, all in order to limit human interaction.
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Weber has sent more than 69,000 tweets to date and built a large following on the service, yet that work was all removed via a heavy-handed process with zero human interaction.
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As a leader in pet care, Mars is creating a better world for pets through advanced nutrition, veterinary care, and through research to better understand the benefits of animal and human interaction.
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Indie designer Will Herring, best known for his previous title My Garbage Cat Wakes Me Up at 3AM Every Day, captured the universal experience of dreading human interaction in his latest game.
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Maladaptive daydreaming is a psychological concept in which excessive fantasy activity can replace human interaction and interfere with vital everyday tasks, according to a 2016 study by an international team of researchers.
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He worries that too much social media and texting could ruin real human interaction and that the ability to Google anything at any given time could make people dumber as a whole.
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He pushes them to agree or disagree or to otherwise react to his insane statements, to see what people will do when they are knocked off the kilter of ordinary human interaction.
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He was saying, "My generation was the generation of TV," and maybe it's too much of a statement, but it feels like that's what's changing in my generation: gender and human interaction.
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One of the biggest disruptions has been the rise in so-called robo-advisors, which provide financial advice to investors with next to no human interaction and at a far lower price.
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While she maintained that "nothing can replace the human interaction" at a bank branch, she acknowledged that services like digital mortgage applications are becoming essential for Bank of America's changing customer base.
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What's next: Gundersen said Mapbox will look to add either a second layer of human interaction to override the AI quarantine, a final machine learning check on human-approved changes, or both.
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"Here we start to see human interaction with some nasty earthquakes and tsunamis," said James Goff, a retired geologist at the University of New South Wales Sydney and author of the study.
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As more countries go into lockdown due to the coronavirus, people are substituting video calls for face-to-face human interaction in an attempt to maintain both social distancing and their sanity.
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When Singh looked about him in India, he found intimate moments of human interaction — a boy carrying a baby, a barber cutting a client's hair — within the wider flux of teeming humanity.
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Eliminating the human Former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne has a theory that tech development and innovation over the last decade or so has had an unspoken overarching agenda — bypassing human interaction.
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The novel coronavirus outbreak was declared a pandemic as of March 11, and as the number of cases in the US grows each day, CDC guidelines recommend minimizing in-person human interaction.
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Serper said that the process of injecting the njRat trojan into the hacking tools occurs almost daily and may be automated, suggesting that the attacks are run largely without direct human interaction.
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Goffman, who worked primarily in the mid-20th century, developed the sociological concept of dramaturgy: that life, self, and human interaction can be understood in terms of actors performing on a stage.
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As a client's wealth increases, however, their needs grow more complex and the sophistication of the advice they require is something that can only be delivered through a human interaction and relationship.
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We are also likely to see the evolution of smart homes, with internet-connected appliances such as refrigerators, televisions and vacuum cleaners working more seamlessly together — and with less human interaction required.
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The app, called coParenter, aims to be more comprehensive than its competitors, while also leveraging a combination of AI technology and on-demand human interaction to help co-parents navigate high-conflict situations.
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It's a peculiar, to say the least, specificity of detail, but its off-kilter dance with signification opens up the mind to questions that a more straightforward depiction of human interaction would preclude.
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The Computer Human Interaction conference is the largest annual gathering of its kind in the world, with 2,900 attendees in 2017—a place where, if this is your field, you need to be.
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AVs will boast varying levels of automation, from driver assistance to full automation, whereby the vehicle will use onboard cameras, GPS, lidar, radar and other sensing technologies to drive without any human interaction.
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California restaurant Eatsa requires zero human interaction to get your food and one clever robot butler even tried to get former TechCrunch writer Alex Wilhelm drunk by offering him a bunch of booze.
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Increasing numbers of asset managers are combining robo-advice with human interaction to help retail customers become more comfortable with investing their hard-earned money through robots, according to a European fund manager.
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"Online you can get your comments and stuff, but there's no human interaction, so as a developer you can't see how people find bugs, or how they got to that position," he added.
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Best Buy is a popular choice when you wish to test out an item, see it live and in person, need it same day, and are looking for some degree of human interaction.
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The result was a deep-learning algorithm that allows a drone equipped with a single forward-facing color camera to navigate a previously-unseen trail completely on its own — no human interaction whatsoever.
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Trump seems oblivious to this rather elemental law of human interaction as evidenced by his outbursts with Turnbull -- a close American ally with whom he has little reason to argue, let alone offend.
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The contraction in these metrics, combined with stronger digital engagement numbers, signals customers are turning to digital tools to interface with the bank more, in turn lowering their reliance on traditional human interaction.
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Travel & Leisure reports that the airline debuted new first class suites at the Dubai Airshow and now passengers can enjoy their comfy seats, leg room, and food without any human interaction at all.
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Sometimes its explicit, for example, customer service operations are increasingly using artificial intelligence and machine learning to create bots that mimic human interaction, but a lot of it will happen behind the scenes.
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Yang is basically attempting to gamify civic-mindedness—which has been likened by some to the Black Mirror episode "Nosedive," where every human interaction is numerically rated and composited into a personal score.
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And like all of Kaufman's movies, it's also an exercise in clever formal experimentation and sly reference: Human interaction doesn't merely seem bland and featureless to Michael — it is literally all the same.
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In bypassing human interaction and curating our conversations, we risk watering down our experience and limiting the possibilities for self-knowledge and authenticity, especially in cases where the other party may have questions.
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As robot workers become more prevalent in certain parts of the foodservice and hospitality industries, the question remains, will there be a need for human interaction, and if so, what will they offer?
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At state-run prisons, like Pelican Bay, they have issues that are in some ways opposite to what you have at Winn: hyper-control, where people are potentially removed from all human interaction.
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Luu was interested in testing how the responsiveness of computers to human interaction had changed over the last three decades, and in that case, the Apple IIe is significantly faster than any modern computer.
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Is there a comment box where I can tell the delivery person to ring the bell, place the pizza box on the front stoop and walk away so I can avoid human interaction altogether?
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You have to be able to understand human interaction and know how to manipulate situations and how to think on your feet — and a lot of them just don't bring that to the table.
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Cool World (1992), for example, tried the same trick four years after Roger Rabbit, but was panned for its unconvincing toon/human interaction—ironic, since the movie's plot was based on toon/human sex.
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"We will use this new funding to build on the momentum in our digital offering, and develop solutions with women in our community who are asking us for human interaction and financial planning services."
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A new Adobe study released on the event of World Emoji Day celebrated yearly on July 3, sheds new light on the indelible influence of the emoji phenomenon on culture, economy, and human interaction.
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But even then, there had been clues… Now, without any accompanying human interaction, the rules governing the sounds I'm hearing remain elusive, and at the end of the session I have to admit defeat.
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In terms of human interaction, it goes beyond technical support to provide advice on business strategy, both on a creator-by-creator basis and in a scalable way through educational webinars, articles, and events.
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While footballers used to be our icons, our heroes – sporting idols to be placed on the sacred pedestal of fandom – they have now been reduced to partaking in the lowest form of human interaction.
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There's the program that builds on the Watson system to help computers judge information to determine if something is relevant and credible, and another that improved a computer's ability to learn through human interaction.
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Consequently, This animal-human interaction will increase with climate change as natural habitats undergo the effects of massive ecological disruption and create opportunities for new epidemics like the Anthrax that struck Yakutsk in 2016.
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"I'm a real proponent of being careful how we use it, because immersion is not free," said Jeremy Bailenson, the director of Stanford's Virtual Human Interaction Lab, a research center for virtual reality experiences.
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"Without me, he'd just be Clark Kent!" scolds the receiver from its shabby cradle, expressing salty disdain for modern man's addiction to technology and the death of privacy, human interaction, and spontaneity with it.
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But just as dinner parties are different with six guests rather than 60, towns with a few hundred people do have a lot to teach about human interaction and how a country really works.
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With no Wi-Fi or contact with the outside world, the 65 runners bonded with conversations, card games and group dinners, a reminder of how rewarding human interaction is in a tech-free world.
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To ensure safety, delivery companies have devised ways to limit human interaction, such as Meituan Dianping's "contactless" solution, which is in effect a self-served cabinet to temporarily store food orders awaiting customer pickup.
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However, I suppose I am a photographer intrigued in all sorts of ways by the evidence of human interaction with, and presence in, the landscape—man's impact and the layers of history evident there.
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When used in conjunction with human interaction—a caring doctor who takes the time to listen and identify a solution, a nutritionist who's warm, respectful and concerned—to what extent might that effect be amplified?
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To demonstrate how Sasser jumped from machine to machine without any human interaction, White set up a network of five Windows XP and Windows 2000 machines with hardware from the time the virus first appeared.
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They facilitate face to face human interaction and are designed to maximize the interaction between all residents in a city, rather than the ghettoization of certain populations in ways that prevent equitable access to resources.
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So the model seems to be a combination of robo-advice and technology to reduce the cost of delivery coupled with human interaction to give people the confidence to part with their hard-earned money.
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Speakers for the event also seem to be drawn mostly from the academic world, with figures like Ken Goldberg, a roboticist at UC Berkely, and Kate Darling, an expert in robot-human interaction at MIT.
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The Spinn coffee machines vary in size but all are marketed as the future of coffee because they take whole beans, grind them, heat them, and brew them without any human interaction or plastic waste.
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Ultimately, by the film's end, it is evident that the project goes beyond music, and into something deeper—about the mechanisms of human interaction, fulfillment, life, and the moments we live through, big and small.
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On a recent episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, The Verge's Lauren Goode and Recode's Mark Bergen talked with Jeremy Bailenson, director of Stanford University's Virtual Human Interaction Lab, about the future of virtual reality.
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Add a penchant for provocation untethered to the constraints of conventional human interaction and you get, in the law, Judge Richard Posner of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in Chicago.
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Now Domino's has taken a note from Uber and is getting pretty close to perfecting the art of removing all human interaction from the delivery process by releasing a new drone-delivery system, Newsweek reports.
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President Trump is playing host to French president Emanuel Macron this week and that means a return of awkward public displays of affection from a president who seems to have difficulty with basic human interaction.
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We reduce them to some outlines — a Facebook 'friend,' an Instagram photo, a text message — in a controlled and sequestered world that exists largely free of the sudden eruptions or encumbrances of actual human interaction.
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In "Touch Update," which will have its New York premiere on Wednesday, Shannon uses video projections on oversize masks to create an eerie depiction of human interaction, serving his theme of digital versus interpersonal relationships.
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A listener sitting through the whole of the "Ring" — Wagner's four-opera epos about the birth and destruction of a civilization — has to wait two and a half hours for the first relatable human interaction.
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"Ninety per cent of the cases we see are caused by human interaction," she said calmly, and explained that feeding birds things like bread and junk food can make them sick or cause painful deaths.
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It was in a nondescript room the size of a two-door garage that I was introduced to some of the mind-bending experiments being done at Jeremy Bailenson's Virtual Human Interaction Lab, at Stanford.
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Another recent study from Oregon University looked at cats' preferences for socialization—and found that they prefer human interaction to food—simply because nobody had done it before, even though dogs had been similarly studied.
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To help raise awareness, a billboard and other signs have been put up in the area tailored towards educating the general public about the "dangers of human interaction with the wild herd," the Charlotte Observer reports.
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Second Life avatars are known for being rather unexpressive, given the graphics technology behind it, but Sansar will have more expressive avatars—ones that will more closely mimic human interaction in the platform's "social virtual" environments.
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Love Plus and VR Kanojo, as well as their contemporaries, can be seen as evidence for the very early stages of a society moving towards substituting human interaction with digital assets for experiencing intimacy and love.
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The head of Microsoft Research apologized Friday for comments made by the company's chatbot, called Tay, saying that the company will keep it offline until it can better adjust Tay to deal with unexpected human interaction.
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Sometimes I would go for long walks just to get out of myself, listen to music or a podcast, but without further human interaction, it didn't much help matters except for a brief change of scenery.
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But the company acknowledged last month that, because many of the ad purchased could be made electronically with no human interaction, it still doesn't know the full extent of the ads purchased by Russia-linked accounts.
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These relationships, based on daily continuous human interaction, mirror an unrecognized channel of the relations between Israel and world Jewry that could provide a new foundation for its future and anchor them for years to come.
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Maybe not, according to a paper published this month in the ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction by a trio of researchers hailing from the University of Lancaster, the University of California, and Carnegie Mellon University.
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But, unlike the burrito you can summon to your door with minimal human interaction, you have to see an eye doctor IRL to get the prescription for your glasses or contacts before you can order them.
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Instead of looking at numbers, these startups must be assessed on the basis of their value to humanity, on their technical ability to solve a real problem and on their understanding of human-to-human interaction.
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South Africa's famous great white sharks have become a major draw for tourists in recent years, but according to a new report that human interaction may be one of the main threats to the population's future.
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Thousands of tourists travel to South Africa's Western Cape each year to catch a glimpse of the ocean's top predator from underwater cages, but human interaction has made the largest contribution to declining local shark numbers.
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Two cases with cats, two with pet birds, and one with a pet dog have been reported, and in all of these cases, the patients were largely socially isolated with little to no close human interaction.
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Smartphone ownership rates have more than doubled for every age group in America since 2010, meaning that almost all of us now carry a get-out-of-human-interaction-free card in our pockets 24/7.
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It was the latest in a string of closures that have swept the country on Sunday, with Illinois, Ohio, California, Nevada and Massachusetts all announcing various measures to help combat COVID-19 by minimizing human interaction.
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He was housed in a special unit deep in the bowels of the prison known as Range 13, where he went weeks with minimal human interaction or outdoor exercise, despite exemplary behavior later in his life.
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If more Americans end up holed up at home, avoiding human interaction and crowded public venues over fear of catching the virus, they will likely cut back spending on apparel, handbags, shoes and other discretionary items.
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Information besieges us in waves that thrash us against the shore until we retreat to the solid ground of work or sleep or exercise or actual human interaction, only to wade cautiously back into our smartphones.
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Thankfully, Netflix has a whole slate of new and returning shows and movies headed to the streaming service in October, so there will be plenty to watch as we avoid all semblance of normal human interaction.
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He wants to use technology to make the experience a more human interaction and he recognizes that as an organization grows, layers of business process make it harder for the customer service representative to convey that humanity.
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Jeremy BailensonProfessor, Communications, Stanford, founding director of the Virtual Human Interaction Lab and author of 'Experience on Demand'In my new book, I argue that the roadblock to great networked VR such as "The OASIS" is interactional synchrony.
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The center's staff, and the world, watched the baby boom happen over the WCC's webcams, which are set up in the wolves' secluded dens and enclosures to allow the animals their privacy and to limit human interaction.
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Julian Tyne, an honorary postdoctoral researcher at Australia's Murdoch University, said spinner dolphins off the Big Island were exposed to human interaction about 80% of the time over the three years he studied them from 7 a.m.
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Using street-level imagery, some human interaction and proprietary algorithms, SocialRadar can pinpoint exactly where a business is located (so your Uber driver doesn't try to drop you off in the alleyway behind TechCrunch's offices, for example).
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For our purpose, let's consider VR as a useful tool, and perhaps even a productive enhancement to human interaction, bringing together people from around the world to engage and interact — regardless of social, economic or geographic disparities.
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A lot of that human interaction was based on using Mechanical Turk for some of the more menial tasks, from what I understand, but SocialRadar also filed for a patent for some of the technology it invented.
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If you're looking to capture photos of wildlife without human interaction, then the APEMAN Trail Camera is one of the best ways to get crystal clear images and videos with its 12-megapixel shooter and 1080p resolution.
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While billions of YouTube views and complex Billboard metrics may be the solid evidence of "Baby Shark's" success, that human interaction -- the dancing, the jokes, the remixes, the fun -- is the true heartbeat of this viral animal.
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I just had to deal more directly with the full spectrum of human interaction, from the mundane (asking who the last person was in line), to the downright offensive (suddenly being able to hear every single catcall).
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Any location that serves as an environment for extensive human interaction — whether a school, a camp, or a border facility — gives microbes, especially those that spread through the respiratory route, an opportunity to spread amongst the population.
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It could happen that the children of poorer and middle-class parents will be raised by screens, while the children of Silicon Valley's elite will be going back to wooden toys and the luxury of human interaction.
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CN: Equifax is just collecting a bunch of our data without our permission and profiting from it, whereas Facebook talks endlessly about connecting the world and building the social infrastructure for the future of human interaction. Community.
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"Have our leaders gone mad?" demanded a Times writer, who traced the new touchy-feely trend to political consultants like Republican Frank Luntz, who were trying to create more human interaction between their clients and the public.
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We seem to be entering a period similar to May 1968, which represents what Debord called "lived time," stripping back space and time from the realm of spectacle and returning it to the world of human interaction.
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Caesar and Maurice communicate in primitive English and sign language, and for long stretches their adventures unfold without much human interaction, though they do adopt a mute human orphan (Amiah Miller) shortly before they meet Bad Ape.
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"Especially in high-end retail, it is human-to-human interaction that matters, because the job of a good salesman is to calm people down, and that is not something technology is good at yet," Robert said.
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Jeremy Bailenson, author of "Experience on Demand: What Virtual Reality Is, How It Works, and What It Can Do," is the founding director of Stanford's Virtual Human Interaction Lab and a professor in the Department of Communication.
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I typically work from home, so it's been really important for me to make an effort to get out and meet with friends and family frequently to make up for the lack of human interaction during the day.
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"The future of financial services belongs to firms that combine human interaction with technology in a way that creates higher quality and more relevant experiences throughout the entire customer journey," said Joe Welu, Total Expert's chief executive officer.
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The Virtual Human Interaction Lab found students were more attentive and retained more material when the avatar representing the teacher was coded so that it appeared to each member of the class to be gazing directly at them.
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The week after I quit, I found a temporary position in a gift shop, just two blocks away from the lobby where I'd once spent whole days looking forward to the joyous human interaction of a UPS delivery.
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And like so many of my favorite shows, it confronted some often deeply unpleasant truths about relationships and human interaction: There are some people we push out of our lives because it's easier than trying to understand them.
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You're looking out across the local area for miles and miles, and you see the extent of human interaction with the environment, the amount of deforestation that has gone on, the amount of planting of these eucalyptus plantations.
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Any form of human interaction—whether it's someone getting punched in the face at a Trump rally or making love—just being mutual participants in a common experience involves an act of compassion and love that is undeniable.
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If you haven't seen last night's episode of Game of Thrones yet, I suggest closing this tab and putting all of your devices on airplane mode and avoiding human interaction until you have the opportunity to do so.
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In cities across the world, mayors and planners have built on this model, turning streets into parks, closing them down to cars, opening them up to human interaction and improving the quality of life for residents and visitors.
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He allows his cattle to "run wild on the public lands with little, if any, human interaction until such time he traps them and hauls them off to be sold or slaughtered for his own consumption," prosecutors said.
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These blue and pink big-eyed bots will be on-site at official venues acting as greeters and for photo-ops, but they're equipped with cameras and digital eyes that can offer expressions in response to human interaction.
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IoT is a system of machines that contain computing devices connected to each other — smartphones, smartwatches, smart fridges, lightbulbs, TVs and so on; it will allow the transfer of data from one device to another without human interaction.
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The first solo show in the United States of Sophia Al-Maria, an American-Qatari artist, writer and filmmaker, promises to be an immersive combination of artifice and reality, consumerism and human interaction — but don't expect to relax.
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Related: Computer-Generated Light Garden Blooms And Wilts With Human Interaction How To Projection Map An Entire Island Watch 3,000 Cyclists, Runners, and Dancers Become LED Light Paintings 2,000 Lights Illuminate Hong Kong In Jim Campbell's New Installation
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The comments by European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager underline the unease among policy enforcers about technologically-advanced tools such as computer algorithms that make it easier for companies to collude without any formal agreement or even human interaction.
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New York (CNN Business)Amid fears of the coronavirus, a growing number of food and grocery delivery services in the US are giving customers the option to have their orders left at their doorstep to avoid human interaction.
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Ms. Sandretto Re Rebaudengo could simply shop at galleries and auctions around the world, but she likes the human interaction that comes with the tightly packed, souk-like arrangement of the fair in the Messe Basel exhibition hall.
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The result: A fully automated device, built from off-the-shelf and 3-D printed components, that can open his model of SentrySafe in a maximum of 73 minutes, or half that time on average, with no human interaction.
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The team is also looking into additional potential applications, including interactions for those who can't communicate verbally, as well as other technologies designed to operate autonomously, but still requiring some level of human interaction to help avoid potential hazards.
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Writer-directors Jon Lucas and Scott Moore are basically advocating for more human interaction, and lightly satirizing our collective dependence on technology by imagining a situation where phones are as needy and grasping about their owners as vice versa.
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It will be even easier to get lost in these technologies, abandoning real life for a virtual one, or use them as substitutes for human interaction, querying an eye-piece for directions or recommendations instead of asking a local.
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When they're not busy blowing minds with weird concoctions or trying to help you live your best life by cutting out human interaction altogether, Starbucks is responding to criticism and taking it all with a good sense of humor.
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Data-driven measurements and comparisons (like test scores and grades) are diminishing the quality of human interaction and emotional wellness of many of us, and it is particularly manifest by Generation Z, who have always been judged this way.
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"Luckily my wife is at home with me as well so we can chat with each other and have lunch together, but if she wasn't, I'd be desperate for human interaction when she got home from work," he said.
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If you find human interaction works better for you for technical support, consider hiring a personal computer trainer (Angie's List and Thumbtack are two possible sources for finding help locally) or asking for help in a nearby computer shop.
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Alexandra Hamlet, a clinical psychologist at the Child Mind Institute in New York City who specializes in mood and anxiety disorders, tells me that, from a wellness and psychology perspective, nothing beats what human interaction and connection can provide.
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"It's fantastic to see human interaction through technology when the consumer might need help or advice on where to place furniture," she told Reuters in an interview at a new IKEA city-centre store in Madrid dedicated to living room furniture.
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But with the frequency and sophistication of attacks increasing and the persistent shortage of security professionals, security teams are looking for more comprehensive analyses and more integrated solutions — ideally those that go from recognizing to remediating threats without human interaction.
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Now, VW is taking that a step further in creating its own subsidiary focused on the development and deployment of so-called Level 4 autonomous vehicles, which are cars that require no human interaction but only in a defined setting.
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By allowing students, as Bryant says, to engage with others in an environment where heterosexuality is not a prerequisite for human interaction, students may be afforded the space to develop broader understandings of human sexuality and interpersonal relationships that supersede heteronormativity.
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"These days with the increase in online purchases, you lose that sense of human interaction, so you're more willing to send chargebacks along for all these purchases," says Feker, explaining the uptick in transaction disputes over the last few years.
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Crossman also points out in a phone interview that most animal-human interaction studies are done with dogs or horses, so whether the benefits that have been observed in studies translate to other animals (like goats) is hard to say.
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It also happened after Amazon opened its first prototype grocery store in Seattle, which requires zero human interaction, and may well be a possible indicator of what could come to pass at Whole Foods, which the online giant recently acquired.
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The walls are plastered in old Burt Reynolds-y porn, along with kitschy dirty stuff on the TV, and you can't have your cellphone out, or a drag queen calls you names and shames you for being averse to human interaction.
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Cat affectionsAlthough a lot of cats do like being stroked, and in certain contexts will choose us over food, human interaction is something they have to learn to enjoy during their comparatively short sensitive period – between two and seven weeks old.
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On the latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, Mark and Lauren spoke with Stanford professor Jeremy Bailenson, the director of the Virtual Human Interaction Lab, about why VR feels different from watching a movie or playing a video game.
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If you can't seem to peel your friend away from their phone or computer, the TimeCube can help manage their screen time to ensure they can take a break from the digital universe in exchange for some much-needed human interaction.
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Like many cartoonists of a nonpolitical stripe, he was something of a sociologist — a student of habits and trends, memes and fashions, the purposes and cross-purposes of human interaction, most of which he exploited for gentle ridicule or defiant amusement.
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Communication is the central theme of the song, and though millennial-friendly technology is used to arrive at the human interaction, the message wouldn't be lost on your grandfather who thinks "location sharing" is leaving a note with his secretary.
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With such a big chunk of the population opting out of human interaction, it's also not a surprise that fast food chains are experimenting with automated service, which will cost them way less than paying a cashier $15 per hour.
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Even though Silicon Valley has been obsessing as of late over robots that make pizza and coffee and burgers—basically, restaurants where you're not bothered with pesky human interaction—pretty much all of them had cratered even before the coronavirus crisis.
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This desire for human interaction — and a sense of community and place — is one of the magnets that draw people to neighborhood bookstores, where readers can get expert recommendations (from a person, not an algorithm), and attend readings and discussion groups.
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And I think whatever I call the classes I teach, that is what we are doing — exploring, through a set of specimens, whichever set, the broader shape of the human interaction with times gone by, yesterday, and in some ways, tomorrow.
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Whatever the motivation behind the robot's release, however,Toyota's certainly playing on the emotions of its potential audience with its diminutive bug-eyed 'bot, which is designed to offer some semblance of human interaction, programmed to recognize and react to facial expressions.
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This is what I heard today: In a country that is deeply divided, the largest and most important company in human interaction and content consumption saw the conservative movement in an uproar over ONE person, making ONE accusation, against ONE of their products.
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According to Porges, the muscles in the middle ear help to dampen low-frequency sound so we can hear speech more clearly — but if we don't exercise those muscles (by, say, not having much human interaction), then they don't work as well.
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While this whole ordeal is perhaps not on the level of throwing paper towels to hurricane victims like they're pets instead of humans, something tells me that Zuckerberg has not completely figured out the troubling concepts of human interaction or self awareness.
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"Amazon recognizes the value of human interaction in grocery retailing and will not strive to make Whole Foods stores look like Amazon Go." Still, Amazon wouldn't have bought Whole Foods if it didn't plan to shake up the chain with its own technology.
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You enjoy being in the thick of human interaction and movement like any other flâneur, and yet because of your black body there is that anxiety of a performative or respectability tactic breaking down, eventually leading into a confrontation with the police.
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EM Forster, who prophesied the runaway civilization we now have, would understand stalled cities, empty freeways, lockdowns, empty theatres, the apparent abolition of normal human interaction and discourse as we have know it for the better and bitter part of human history.
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Like Bodega, Blue Apron took something that involved leaving the house and engaging in moderate human interaction — in their case, grocery shopping for dinner — and slickly repackaged it in a way that it seemed actually to be selling a balm for recipe anxiety.
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As art historian Robert Maniura has pointed to in his book, Presence: The Inherence of the Prototype Within Images and Other Objects, there is a visceral "presence" within art in the round that served to encourage human interaction and emotional connection with statues.
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Cahn thinks Paterno had a "singular focus" on football and education, but a "real lack of familiarity with the nuance of human interaction and emotion and human sexuality" that led to his tragic missteps in not reporting Sandusky to child welfare services and the police.
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If this trend pans out and the future of customer service really does entail less human interaction, whether it's for shopping or retrieving packages, those designing the new user interfaces will need to think about how to serve customers who may have accessibility challenges.
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What might be seen as a commonsense understanding of consent has struck ire from some, like Libertarian writer Robert Carle, who argue affirmative consent makes "normal human interaction" into sexual offense, and author Judith Shulevitz, who argued this approach would make sex more anxiety-producing.
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So just before we started taping today Mark and I had the opportunity to get some demos, never-before-seen demos in the Human Interaction — MB: See, Jeremy, we have a hard time because you chose not to call it the virtual reality lab!
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I think this question made me realize the extent to which my current experience with music is actually very genre-agnostic and post-regional—which are both beautiful things and in my opinion, honest reflections of how media consumption and human interaction work in 2017.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android It seems like scientists have been working tirelessly this year to reduce human interaction in almost everything we do, from pizza delivery to Uber rides, and now even realistic sex machines aren't far from becoming a reality.
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Read more: London goes into lockdown: Here's what we know about how the coronavirus is shutting down the city3 ways the coronavirus pandemic is changing society and human interaction as we know it, according to a psychologistThe UK reported 5,018 coronavirus cases and 233 deaths.
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This isn't necessarily to say that the solution to all of this is for us to start getting naked with our therapists—just that maybe psychologists of the 20th century were onto something in their search for a more authentic form of human interaction.
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I even turned to pro wrestling for a while because its over-the-top feuds, betrayals, and alliances are a surprisingly effective way to navigate the darker sides of human interaction and subterfuge when you don't have any natural ability to intuit people's intentions.
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Right now, Lex Brown is building a studio for the production of an experimental TV show that will disregard the typical conventions of the medium — scenes and story lines will be improvised, multiple people will play a single character — to focus on human interaction.
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The Good 50% smaller than original • Barcode scanner is handy • Comes with hook The Bad Almost always needs more human interaction via app • Doesn't always understand your voice The Bottom Line The new Amazon Dash is a cute idea, but ultimately no one really needs one.
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She is a bundle of paradoxes that naturally occur all the time in real life but less frequently on the big screen: damaged yet strong; prickly yet vulnerable; brilliant about so many things, yet apparently clueless when it comes to human interaction; both a victim and a conqueror.
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Professor Hal Hershfield of UCLA's Anderson School of Management partnered with Daniel Goldstein of Microsoft Research; Jeremy Bailenson, director of Stanford's Virtual Human Interaction Lab; and several other Stanford researchers to see if connecting people with their future selves could affect their willingness to save for that future self.
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"One of the things we are going to see is some people will race and try out these new kinds of fun, interesting occupations which actually involve a lot of people and human interaction," Andrew Moore, the dean of the school of computer sciences at Carnegie Mellon University said.
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Read more: Chick-fil-A is exploring vegan menu items as chains like Burger King and Chipotle double down on meat substitutesExecutives say they grapple with tension between Cathy's principles (hospitality, warmth, rejuvenation) and same-store-sales-boosting tech and services, some of which can limit human interaction.
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Apart from pushing the average urban individual who likely shops at their corner store even further away from human interaction, McDonald and Rajan fail to see how many communities would be harmed by Bodega's sleek gym-lobby machine business's appropriation and re-packaging of those communities' cultural capital.
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Not a lot happens in "Kudos," beyond a trip to a literary festival in what seems to be southern Italy, but the reader is held rapt by Cusk's cool scrutiny of the world, by the attention she pays to topics like parenthood, travel and the idiosyncrasies of human interaction.
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While on a months-long residency at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts (a Nebraska treasure) in Omaha, Ibghy and Lemmens, who initially intended to concentrate on a video concerning bird sounds and bird-human interaction, expanded things to also focus on this local crisis with global significance.
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Devices talking to devices without even human interaction in between, and therefore it creates a completely different landscape where the amount of data that's going to be generated is going to just exponentially grow, and the infrastructure required to deal with that is going to have to completely transform.
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If you happen to not have the $15,000 or more that this will cost to set up, you could still encounter one of these in a university department like Stanford's Virtual Human Interaction Lab, where researchers study how people think about themselves or communicate with others differently in virtual reality.
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As the internet continues to find mechanisms for bypassing face-to-face human interaction — allowing us to work remotely, stream workout classes into our living rooms, and order meals into our kitchen from our mobile apps — Ginsberg said that gyms and fitness studios will increasingly become vital hubs of social activity.
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Its problems, in the early days, felt new, at least at eBay's scale: managing disputes among significant numbers of users, dealing with bad actors of various sorts, addressing scams and fakes, establishing not just a framework for mass human interaction but systems through which to codify trust and resolve conflict.
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People with substance use disorders also rely on treatment that traditionally involves human interaction, such as therapy sessions or methadone clinics, which will be challenging in the setting of wide-spread social distancing, according to Dr. Allison Lin, assistant professor in psychiatry and the addiction center at the University of Michigan.
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So much of the talk these days is of millennials and Gen Z and how much everyone is trying to appeal to their evolving tastes and how they have changed the face of retail and restaurants and human interaction (and killed napkins and fabric softener and so forth and so on).
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Yet Moven's King shared his skepticism with CNBC about the number of people these days who still hope for the one-on-one interaction with banks, at any level: "While some surveys indicate customers still would like the occasional human interaction in a branch, actual customer behavior is showing the opposite," he said.
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Some would argue it's the human interaction that is lost, or the transportation to the buying, or merely the planning to get there in the first place, but maybe there's something else too: the loss of going about your business in a more active manner, as opposed to a more passive one.
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Immerse yourself too deeply into the world of online retail and you can exclude yourself from a good deal of everyday human interaction, but here was a model that tried to, or might at least might help, promote relationships among people living relatively close to one another who might otherwise be strangers.
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"Once Soli is deployed in products, our RadarCat solution can revolutionise how people interact with a computer, using everyday objects that can be found in the office or home, for new applications and novel types of interaction," said Aaron Quigley, chair of Computer Human Interaction at St. Andrews, according to The Courier.
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But when I stop trying to interpret what Ubisoft is trying to say and just reflect on how playing it made feel, I realize that it accurately captures the experience of living in America: A cruel and stupid place where every human interaction has the potential of exploding into a gun fight.
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"When I see devices that are able to capture the movements of one person and then play them back on someone else, what gets me excited is the idea of social touch and networks of social touch," said cognitive psychologist Jeremy Bailenson, who directs the Virtual Human Interaction Lab at Stanford University.
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Understanding only a small facet of human interaction, it can't comprehend when we break from that programming and do something else; and thus, it makes a decision that seems logical to it and horrifying to us, like turning all of our smart devices and other robotic pals against a pair of bad tippers.
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Online, ASMR works because you can turn your brain off and not worry about any of that other stuff; Whisperlodge takes the tenets of online intimacy — while also dragging along with it all the unpleasant parts of human interaction, like eye contact and small talk — and lets people get oddly close to your face.
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Australia is steadily working to update its own international processing, with a sort of self-service check out involving face, iris and/or fingerprint scanning designed to take some of the pain out of the process, while also removing some human interaction and, no doubt, introducing a new batch of privacy concerns in the process.
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After Google-owned DeepMind's virtual Go champion AlphaGo took on and defeated one of the top-ranked human players in the world, it looks like Google wants to build some bridges, explore the AI-human interaction dynamic – and see if AlphaGo can take on the very best human Go player in the entire world.
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On this episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, Jeremy Bailenson, the director of Stanford University's Virtual Human Interaction Lab, talks about his new book, "Experience on Demand: What Virtual Reality Is, How It Works, and What It Can Do." His work in VR is aimed at providing meaningful experiences that increase empathy.
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The play makes clear how this structure forces increasingly distasteful choices on all the workers, whether deciding to become a mercenary shark to survive; or stealing from the man, as Yusuf does; or taking back your time from the capitalist machinery, as Danilo does; or losing yourself in human interaction, as Isabel chooses to do.
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That's how a cat, internationally renowned for their disdain for human interaction and utter annoyance at being disturbed mid sleep, came to be the first feline recruit to law enforcement it is no surprise that the police force in the Australian state of New South Wales decided to induct a felon-hating feline into the force.
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"Busy designers in high-paying Western jobs are able to take certain tasks they don't have time to address and put them to a broader community of designers … I don't see a world in which the human interaction that occurs between designers inside an organization will ever be wholly replaced by the communication that happens online."
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That Bryant's lessons are expressed through what outwardly appears to be a deeply dark-sided children's programming—imagine a roiling and haunted basketball-obsessed version of Sesame Street, focused exclusively on a bloody binary vision of competition—with much puppet-human interaction and some didactic songs, is something Kobe has described as a question of necessity.
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Walking into the lobby of the Renaissance Indian Wells Resort & Spa was like physically stepping into a late-night YouTube UFO rabbit hole, but with the welcome presence of human interaction, and a program of 50 lectures and 36 workshops by scientists, alleged abductees, ex-military, the guy from Ancient Aliens, and many other stalwarts of the UFO circuit.
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Especially in our overstretched, and often unfocused, world of digital communication (and human to human interaction phobia I see among many job seekers), this book is filled with inspiring anecdotes, helpful insights and practical strategies to get you in the mindset and habit of constantly forming and developing connections that will serve you throughout your career.
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The same area on Google Maps The same area on Google Maps Chasen didn't want to talk too much about the technology the team developed to build this highly accurate location database, but he did say that his team figured out "how to use street-level imagery with some human interaction" and combine that with the company's proprietary algorithms.
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Still, given the sheer number of complaints that land on her desk—some 21 daily by email alone, she said, each a glimpse of the dregs of the internet—it seemed to Shahida that all human interaction was shifting online: "Even mothers- and daughters-in-law will fight exclusively on WhatsApp," she said with a wry smile.
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The NYT told us the reference to a "possible border wall" is meant to offer an example of where AR could enhance a reader's understanding of the story, by displaying an object in three-dimensions, where scale matters, and were human interaction – like walking up to the wall – could give you a better idea of what it's really like.
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In a way, the performance functions as an alternative, empathetic model for how human interaction could (and should) be: "In Orbit, we proposed to exhibit a live picture of our three beings cohabitating, caring for one another, and engaging in energetic work that counteracted the forces of colonization that abuse, enslave, and slaughter humans and Earth materials," she adds.
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So-called robo-advisers, which offer retail investors low-cost portfolios of exchange traded funds through digital rather than human interaction, have boomed in the past few years and attracted the attention of established financial firms, some of which have scrambled to develop their own offerings and some of which have decided to acquire companies in the sector.
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"The reason I&aposm even sharing this, is because Instagram, Twitter etc is SUCH a breeding ground for cruelty towards each other, and because people don&apost take the time to connect with each other on an honest level before they resort to hatred, it starts to damage what could be really beautiful human interaction and connection," she wrote.
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In case picking out your dinner via an app and getting it delivered to your door didn't limit human interaction and effort sufficiently, the pizza joint is now offering a "Reserve-N-Ready" service that lets you place your order via an app and then pick it up from a "Pizza Portal," with no humans involved during any step of the process.
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Their research found that the very idea of a self-checkout made it easier to steal from a store because of the lack of human interaction, because the stores can't always identify whether customers are trying to steal or they're just crap at scanning, and because if you get caught, you can always just shrug it off as a problem with the technology.
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But it has become clear to me with every incident that the greatest experiment in human interaction in the history of the world continues to fail in ever more dangerous ways..." → The Verge's Casey Newton: "If the current US government blocked all access to social networks after a terrorist attack, we would rail against the move as an authoritarian outrage.
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Third, if UBI were to succeed in removing the need for large numbers of people to work at all, who would undertake those essential jobs that rely heavily upon human interaction and ingenuity—teaching, nursing and social care, for example—which are crucial to the common good and are likely to grow in number as our population continues to swell?
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There's a good chance Abzû ends up being peaceful, tranquil, and a little bit boring, but the team behind it includes some of the folks from the hugely acclaimed Journey (which really was a walking simulator — in that it took players through a seemingly endless desert — but still had much to say about human interaction, teamwork, and the nature of community).
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The four of us came out of the cold into a double-height entrance hallway, to be greeted by no one at all, apart from a very, very tall man, at least six feet five, who was looking at his mobile phone as if he was struggling to get reception, and more interested in that than in any other form of human interaction.
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DeCapua says the FBI is currently extremely worried about BlueKeep, a new vulnerability in older versions of Windows that could allow ransomware to spread much faster from computer to computer without any need for human interaction — the same way WannaCry ransomware did in 2017 when it infected 200,000 computers across 150 countries in the space of a couple of days.
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Throughout its journey from indie web series to prestige stoner art, co-creators Ben Sinclair and Katja Blichfeld have written some of the most nuanced and empathetic portrayals of loneliness on TV. There's the agoraphobe who is so consumed by taking care of his mother that he relies on The Guy (Sinclair) for human interaction, even though neither he nor his ailing mom smoke.
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But Mr. Simon and Mr. Pelecanos recognized the storytelling potential of those days, and the opportunity to examine so much: the moral implications of economic models, the misogyny, the artistic contributions to music and sensibility, the sexual repression and liberation, the advent of AIDS, the sex-video business shifting to the West Coast, the impact of forever-accessible porn on human interaction and intimacy.
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"Developing enhanced methods to objectively evaluate cognitive function is a critical component of the next generation digital medicine — a component that is required to not only advance the basic research in neurodegenerative disease, but also one that is required for the development of improved clinical interventions," said Dr. Walter Greenleaf, PhD, a neuroscientist and Distinguished Visiting Scholar working at the Stanford University Virtual Human Interaction Lab, in a statement.
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From his desperation to see Patti LuPone in the flesh ("I don't have a child," writes Janetti, "but I can't imagine the excitement on the day of its birth could come anything near to what I feel" heading to see Evita on Broadway) to his love of technology ("I wish there were a way to slash at least another 50 percent of all human interaction"), Do You Mind If I Cancel?
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When I watch kids giggling at their phones rather than at one another or families in the local diner silently sitting together in front of their respective devices, I can't help thinking of Pixar's post-apocalyptic "WALL-E," a nightmare vision in which earthlings, stripped of their musculature and humanity, recline blobbily in automated loungers, affixed to portable screens whose animated features are all they know of human interaction.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Shannon Lin/The New York Times In the era of the virtual office, when even workers who are physically present often wall off their senses with oversized headphones and rely on Slack to chat with colleagues sitting in desks next to them, forced fun at the corporate level may represent the last, best hope for human interaction among co-workers who would otherwise remain the closest of strangers.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Shannon Lin/The New York Times In the era of the virtual office, when even workers who are physically present often wall off their senses with oversized headphones and rely on Slack to chat with colleagues sitting in desks next to them, forced fun at the corporate level may represent the last, best hope for human interaction among co-workers who would otherwise remain the closest of strangers.
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Read more: McDonald's bought an AI speech company to take the human interaction out of drive-thrusIn the memo, Colleen DeCourcy and Tom Blessington, the agency's copresidents, positioned the win as a victory for "the power of creativity," arguing that the quality of their team's creative concepts, in combination with "insight" and "intelligence" drawn from internal market research, beat out the numbers and algorithms presented by the Big Four holding company Omnicom.
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Users greeted the news with relief, as social distancing and isolation measures aiming to slow the spread of coronavirus have left people yearning for human interaction and something to do that isn't watching TV, attempting to bake, dread-scrolling Twitter, being wracked with guilt over being one of the lucky ones who just has to stay indoors, playing Animal Crossing, or wishing they had a Switch so they could play Animal Crossing.
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So we are part engineers, but our strength is really doing social science to understand how VR affects the mind, so when I was naming the lab in 2003, I didn't want it to be about the technology, I wanted it to be about the people, so we named it the Virtual Human Interaction Lab because we're really studying how people use the technology and what the applications are as opposed to building things from an engineering standpoint.
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Read more:Porsche just unveiled the most affordable version yet of its stunning Tesla rivalHere's how Tesla's cars stack up against the best of the competition from the world's top automakersI rented a Tesla Model 3 on the car-sharing app Turo with almost no human interaction — and it was clear why the app is great for millennialsI drove the Tesla Model 3 for 2 days and used its most controversial feature — here's why it made me nervous
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According to a survey commissioned by Invoca, a call-tracking software company, and carried out by the Harris Poll, over half of users become instantly frustrated whenever they encounter an automated customer service response system:"The survey found that when a company only has automated communications – with no option for a human interaction – more than half of consumers (52%) feel frustrated and nearly one in five (18%) feel angry, with just 16% saying they enjoy that kind of experience with a brand."Yikes.
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