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PopBots: leveraging social robots to aid preschool children's artificial intelligence educationWilliams, 2018
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Today's children are growing up with artificial intelligence (AI) devices such as voice personal assistants, home robots, and internet connected" smart" toys. In previous research, we have seen that children lack understanding of how modern Al devices work, making it …
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