Note—Plant Layout: Computers Versus Humans

Hubert Dreyfus: Humans Versus Computers

Daydreaming in Humans and Computers

This paper examines daydreaming: spontaneously recalling or imagining personal or vicarious experiences in the past or future. The following functions of daydreaming, for both humans and computers, are discussed: support for processes of creativity, future planning and rehearsal, learning from successes and failures, emotion modification, and motivation. A computational theory of daydreaming is...

Computers Play Chess, Computers Play Go...Humans Play Dungeons & Dragons

Humans versus Computers: Impact of Emotion Expressions on People's Decision Making

Recent research in perception and theory of mind reveals that people show different behavior and lower activation of brain regions associated with mentalizing (i.e., the inference of other’s mental states) when engaged in decision making with computers, when compared to humans. These findings are important for affective computing because they suggest people’s decisions might be influenced diffe...

Computers Experiments versus Physical Experiments

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