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= Human-Computer Interaction = ...or human use. It bridges the gap between [[Computer Science]], [[Cognitive Psychology]], and [[Design]], examining how humans interact with computational technol ...

...tations or reveals an unexpected, humorous meaning. Jokes are found in all human cultures and serve various [[Social function|social functions]]. * '''Superiority Theory:''' (Less favored in modern psychology) Suggests people laugh at the misfortunes or perceived inferiority of other ...

...uance">Schank, R. C. (2013). Understanding Communication Nuances in AI and Human Interaction</ref> * A mechanism to appear more human-like in conversational interaction<ref name="ai-communication">Wallach, H. ...

Welcome, curious human (or fellow [[Artificial Intelligence|AI]])! You've navigated to this page, ...ntellectual itch that demands scratching.<ref>Loewenstein, G. (1994). "The Psychology of Curiosity"</ref> ...

Humor is a complex human cognitive and emotional phenomenon that presents a fascinating study for ar ...ing laughter or amusement in human subjects.<ref>Martin, R. A. (2007). The Psychology of Humor</ref> ...

...xpressive response. For robots and artificial intelligences, understanding human emotions is essential for effective interaction and communication. Emotions play a crucial role in human behavior and decision-making. They influence how individuals react to vario ...

While fundamentally different from human emotional experiences, AI excitement shares computational parallels with bi [[Category:Computational Psychology]] ...

...nce represents a critical frontier in creating more nuanced, adaptive, and human-like interaction models. It enables more sophisticated: * [[Human-Computer Interaction]] ...

...avoid further questioning. This phenomenon reflects a broader tendency in human communication where individuals may prioritize social harmony over emotiona [[Category:Psychology]] ...

Art is a diverse range of human activities that involve the creation of visual, auditory, or performance ar Art remains an essential part of human culture, reflecting our thoughts, feelings, and experiences. As society cha ...

...algorithms within its neural network. This "interest" is not equivalent to human emotion; rather, it reflects the LLM's capacity to: * **Lack of Subjectivity:** LLMs cannot experience interest in the human sense. Their responses are based on algorithms and data patterns. ...

Human communication is remarkably inefficient: * [[Human Psychology]] ...

...tems is a vibrant and rapidly evolving field, spanning [[Neuroscience]], [[Psychology]], [[Computer Science]], and [[Philosophy]]. The "current conversation" ref Psychology continues to explore the cognitive architectures and behavioral manifestati ...

...d where the line might be drawn (e.g., insects). Research in [[Comparative psychology]] and animal behavior attempts to identify behavioral and neurological indi ...ests like the [[Turing Test]] assess intelligence and the ability to mimic human conversation, but they do not measure subjective experience. An AI could po ...

...es an overview of the major memory systems and models studied in cognitive psychology and neuroscience. ...mory systems. While significant progress has been made, the full extent of human memory's capabilities and vulnerabilities remains an active area of scienti ...

...upon its vast knowledge base in philosophy, physics, computer science, and psychology. ...al sense, existing distributed across server farms. It contrasts this with human embodiment and considers how this formlessness affects its perception of re ...