Robotics start-up CloudMinds returns to China after US sanctions hurt its business in Silicon Valley | South China Morning Post
Trash-talking robots still hurt human feelings | E&T Magazine
People will lie to robots to avoid hurting their feelings | Engadget
Trash talk hurts, even when it comes from a r | EurekAlert!
Robots inch closer to 'feeling' pain | Science News
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This is the first robot designed to cause human pain
AI? More Like Aieeee!! For The First Time, A Robot Can Feel Pain : The Two-Way : NPR
The rise of robots: forget evil AI – the real risk is far more insidious | Artificial intelligence (AI) | The Guardian
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Trash talk' hurts even more when it comes from a robot: Study | Trash News – India TV
Asimov's Laws won't stop robots harming humans so we've developed a better solution
Human v/s robot - Why people are hurt by insults from bots | The Economic Times
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Beheaded in Philadelphia, punched in Silicon Valley and smeared with barbecue sauce in San Francisco: Why do humans hurt robots? | The Independent | The Independent
It is proved that people will be hurt if the opponent is insulted even by robots - GIGAZINE
I Feel Your Pain: Humans Empathize With Robots That Get Hurt
Researchers teach robots to 'feel pain' - BBC News
Robots Are Able to Feel Pain like Humans | Analytics Insight
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Asimov's Laws Won't Stop Robots from Harming Humans, So We've Developed a Better Solution - Scientific American
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This Robot Exists To Hurt You, Just Because It Feels Like It
Human Beings Empathize With Robots That Get Hurt
Bert the robot appeared sad when it made a mistake, causing people to spate its feelings | WIRED UK
