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The human face is quintessential part of our identity - crucial for communication, expressing emotion and understanding our place in the world.
So what happens when that most human of interfaces is placed over what boils down to a cluster of motors and a few lines of code? Aleks Krotoski explores how we will be psychologically affected by machines that can look us in the eye and smile back at us.
Producer: Elizabeth Ann Duffy.
By BBC Radio 44.5
2626 ratings
The human face is quintessential part of our identity - crucial for communication, expressing emotion and understanding our place in the world.
So what happens when that most human of interfaces is placed over what boils down to a cluster of motors and a few lines of code? Aleks Krotoski explores how we will be psychologically affected by machines that can look us in the eye and smile back at us.
Producer: Elizabeth Ann Duffy.

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