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Love bytes: The future of bio–r2 relationships
Think 21 (61):93-99 (2022)
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What would a romantic relationship between a biological human and an artificial intelligence system look like? The question is explored through a fictional correspondence between Alan Turing and Ada Lovelace.Author Profiles
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