They seriously think that pop stars can sing? Don't make me laugh... "Pop Star" and "Sing" shouldn't be used in the same sentence ,unless it's "Pop stars can't sing". xD
I can't watch the video here at work, but when I saw the post title I wondered where on that graph this singing pleasure-bot... err "fembot" would stand.
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Originally Posted by Dhalmel
I was expecting a robot with green hair pigtails with a Leek
Originally Posted by MicahFett
I can't watch the video here at work, but when I saw the post title I wondered where on that graph this singing pleasure-bot... err "fembot" would stand.
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That differs greatly on the individual interacting with the machine, also on the scope of the interaction. Honestly, IMO she's pretty far from the upward slope.
I'm remarkably unaffected by any "uncanny" valley however. Too much time dispelling disbelief playing video games I reckon.
Originally Posted by RonindeBeatrice
That differs greatly on the individual interacting with the machine, also on the scope of the interaction. Honestly, IMO she's pretty far from the upward slope.
I'm remarkably unaffected by any "uncanny" valley however. Too much time dispelling disbelief playing video games I reckon.
I've seen these things upclose at the Wired NeXt fair a few years ago.... some units were ok but still not there. The body movements were good but the facial expressions were uncanny. Humans make a lot of micro-expressions that most of us don't realize.
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