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Robots push the right buttons for inquisitive chimps

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We are naturally inclined to investigate a machine that looks or sounds human, even if we know that it isn’t quite like us in every respect. Chimpanzees, it turns out, may be intrigued by robots, too. In fact, when they are introduced to one, they often socialize with it, offer it toys, and invite it to play, as they might when meeting a human or a fellow chimpanzee.
via Ars Technica

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Image: University of Portsmouth

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