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A theoretical paper in AI & Society argues repeated interactions with customer-support AI could make people mimic robotic communication patterns, becoming less like themselves. Researchers call this 'robotoid humanness,' where robots become more human-like and people more robot-like. The study draws on prior human-robot interaction research.
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