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Close Engagements with Artificial Companions: Key social, psychological, ethical and design issuesEdited by Yorick Wilks
[Natural Language Processing 8] 2010
► pp. 29–34
Edited by Yorick Wilks
[Natural Language Processing 8] 2010
► pp. 29–34
Conditions for Companionhood
This chapter is an attempt to outline a set of conditions that are jointly necessary and sufficient for any entity, virtual or real, to be regarded as displaying the properties characteristic of our ordinary everyday understanding of the notion of a Companion.
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