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- Theory developed by Dr. Masahiro MoriGlimpses: The Uncanny Valley
- The human response at the trough of the valley compared to seeing a corpseGlimpses: The Uncanny Valley
- Beyond the low point of the valley, human empathy increases once again
- Contributing factors for uncanniness include appearance, speech and movementGameSpot: [1] (July 8, 2006)
- Observed in real-life androids and mannequins as well as in video games, movies and TV showsThe Age: When fantasy is just too close for comfort (June 10, 2007)
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The Uncanny Valley is part of a hypothesis of robotics that posits that a human will have greater empathy for a non-human entity (like a robot) as its appearance and emotion become more humanlike. The "valley" refers to a strong negative response humans have to an entity that is nearly human, but still inauthentic enough to seem unnatural and therefore "uncanny".
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Jajaja RT @Johmss: foto de amparo grisales en el 93, [...] hoy parece ser el "uncanny valley" http://tinyurl.com/kaff
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