
Guy Hoffman
AI & Robotics Pioneer | Cornell Professor Exploring Human-Robot Interaction

" Hoffman's research examines how robots can be designed to exhibit more natural, emotionally resonant behaviors that make human-robot collaboration more intuitive and meaningful.
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Guy Hoffman is a Cornell University professor and AI researcher who explores the emotional dimensions of human-robot interaction. His work focuses on developing robots that can connect with humans on a deeper level, moving beyond purely functional interactions to create machines with what he describes as "soul.
" Hoffman's research examines how robots can be designed to exhibit more natural, emotionally resonant behaviors that make human-robot collaboration more intuitive and meaningful. His TEDxJaffa presentation on robots with "soul" demonstrates his commitment to bridging the gap between cold mechanical functionality and warm human connection.
At Cornell, he leads investigations into how artificial intelligence and robotics can be enhanced to better understand and respond to human emotional and social needs, ultimately creating technology that feels more alive and relatable to the people who interact with it.
- Designing robots with emotional intelligence and natural behaviors
- The future of human-robot collaboration in daily life
- Creating more intuitive and meaningful AI-human interactions
- Bridging the gap between mechanical functionality and human connection
- Developing robots that can understand and respond to human social cues
Robots with "soul"
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