A possibility of inappropriate use of gender studies in human-robot Interaction

AI and Society 35 (3):751-754 (2020)
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(S)he's Got the Look: Gender Stereotyping of Robots 1.Friederike Eyssel & Frank Hegel - 2012 - Journal of Applied Social Psychology 42 (9):2213-2230.

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