UC Researchers Study Children's Fearless Interaction With AI Robot
Phys.org1 min read79 words
Researchers from the University of Cincinnati’s College of Arts and Sciences conducted a study involving 41 children aged five to ten. The participants were invited to play three interactive games with Miko, a commercially available robot that utilizes generative artificial intelligence technology.
The findings suggest that, unlike many parents, these young children displayed a lack of fear regarding the AI system. The study highlights the distinct reaction of the child participants to the interactive robot during the testing process.
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