>>20039589>uncanny valleyIt is a problem, but I ask because there have been a lot of TV series and films lately with perfect-looking human robots. Then the AI goes and becomes all emotional professes its love for the human who then rejects it saying "you're just a robot, you're not alive."
But like
>>20039562 said, we imprint on anything vaguely human-looking. People even get overly attached to cats because their faces and actions can sometimes just look slightly human enough to trigger some natural desire to connect.
The way people in these supposed sci-fi series react to humanoid robots is unrealistic. For you to feel a real difference, they're going to have to look very inhuman.
