Reference : From social robots to creative humans and back |
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http://hdl.handle.net/10993/52196 | |||
From social robots to creative humans and back | |
English | |
Gubenko, Alla ![]() | |
Lubart, Todd [] | |
Houssemand, Claude ![]() | |
Jul-2022 | |
Proceedings of the Thirteenth International Conference on Computational Creativity | |
Confalonieri, Roberto | |
Kutz, Oliver | |
Veale, Tony | |
Hedblom, Maria H. | |
Kantosalo, Anna Aurora | |
Free University of Bozen-Bolzano | |
87-95 | |
Yes | |
International | |
978-989-54160-4-2 | |
Bozen-Bolzano | |
Italy | |
Thirteenth International Conference on Computational Creativity | |
from 27-06-2022 to 01-07-2022 | |
the Association for Computational Creativity | |
Bozen-Bolzano | |
Italy | |
[en] affordances ; embodiment ; embodied computational creativity ; creative process ; human-robot co-creation ; human-robot interaction | |
[en] The research on physically and socially situated artificial agents could complement and enrich computational
models of creativity. This paper discusses six perspective lines of inquiry at the intersection of creativity and social robotics. It provides a description of ways in which the field of social robotics may influence (and be influenced by) creativity research in psychology and speculates how human-machine co-creation will affect the notions of both human and artificial creativity. By discussing potential research areas, the authors hope to outline an agenda for future collaboration between creativity scholars in psychology, social robotics, and computer science. | |
Researchers ; Professionals ; Students ; General public | |
http://hdl.handle.net/10993/52196 |
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