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Gina Smith

Gina Smith is an award-winning investigative journalist, former ABC news correspondent and the NYT bestselling author of Apple founder Steve Wozniak's biography, iWoz. She also is ...view moreGina Smith is an award-winning investigative journalist, former ABC news correspondent and the NYT bestselling author of Apple founder Steve Wozniak's biography, iWoz. She also is the founder of aNewDomain.net.view less

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Google DeepMind Health – Independent Reviewers Report 2018

Future of AI and Humanity [Pew Research Center]

Using Tononi Phi to Measure Consciousness of a Cognitive System While Reading and Conversing

HEFES: An Hybrid Engine for Facial Expressions Synthesis .. (Mazzei, Hanson, et al)

Truly Social Robots: Understanding Human-Robot Interaction (Ullrich, Diefenbach)

Overcoming the Uncanny Valley: Emotions Reduce Uncanniness of Humanlike Robots (Koshate, et al)

ASD and Hanson Robotics' ZENO Robot: An Emotion Recognition Study (Salvador, Et Al)

Towards Retro-projected Robot Faces (Delaunay, deGreef, et al)

RoDiCA: a human-robot interaction system for treatment of childhood autism spectrum disorders (Ranatunga, et al)

Enhancement of EAP Actuated Facial Expressions by Designed Chamber Geometry in Elastomers (Hanson, et al)

Albert HUBO: Design of an Android Type Humanoid Robot Al

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US Patent 7,113,848 B2 : Human Emulation Robot System

Machine Learning of Toxicological Big Data Enables Read-Across Structure Activity Relationships (RASAR) Outperforming Animal Test Reproducibility

Shifting and Drfifting Attention While Reading: A Case Study of Nonlinear Dynamical Attention Allocation in the OpenCog Cognitive Architecture

Hanson Robotics Limited Press Kit

Upending the Uncanny Valley

Loving AI: Humanoid Robots as Agents of Human Consciousness Expansion

Realistic Humanlike Robots for Treatment of ASD, Social Training and Research (2012 paper)

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