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SUMMARY:Expanding Empathy Lecture Series: Adam Waytz
DESCRIPTION:\nLecture title:&nbsp\;&quot\;Humans and Machines&quot\;\n\n
	Abstract:&nbsp\;Everyday life is increasingly humanless\, with robotic t
	echnology replacing human jobs and performing tasks previously reserved 
	for humans. This talk will explore the psychological implications of an 
	automated world and will address such questions as: whether online techn
	ology helps or hurts empathy\, how anthropomorphism influences people&rs
	quo\;s trust and blame toward a self-driving car\, how to mitigate disco
	mfort over robots replacing human jobs\, how automation contributes to p
	olitical discord and unity\, and why awareness of automation&rsquo\;s ef
	fect on employment increases negative sentiment toward immigrants. Toget
	her\, this research suggests the importance of considering the psycholog
	ical consequences of automation alongside its economic and technological
	 consequences.\n\nPlease register here:&nbsp\;bit.ly/EE21Waytz\n\nFor mo
	re details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/expanding-empathy_adam-waytz
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	e:</b>&nbsp;&quot;<i>Humans and Machines&quot;</i><br /><br /><b>Abstrac
	t:</b>&nbsp;<i>Everyday life is increasingly humanless, with robotic tec
	hnology replacing human jobs and performing tasks previously reserved fo
	r humans. This talk will explore the psychological implications of an au
	tomated world and will address such questions as: whether online technol
	ogy helps or hurts empathy, how anthropomorphism influences people&rsquo
	;s trust and blame toward a self-driving car, how to mitigate discomfort
	 over robots replacing human jobs, how automation contributes to politic
	al discord and unity, and why awareness of automation&rsquo;s effect on 
	employment increases negative sentiment toward immigrants. Together, thi
	s research suggests the importance of considering the psychological cons
	equences of automation alongside its economic and technological conseque
	nces.</i></p><p>Please register here:&nbsp;<a href="https://bit.ly/EE21W
	aytz">bit.ly/EE21Waytz</a></p><p>For more details: <a href='https://even
	ts.la.psu.edu/event/expanding-empathy_adam-waytz/'>https://events.la.psu
	.edu/event/expanding-empathy_adam-waytz/</a></p></body></html>
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