Sentence examples similar to artificial likeness from inspiring English sources
The jerky, close-but-not-quite movements of these new robots calls to mind the uncanny valley, the idea that as artificial likenesses approach the real thing they tend to elicit revulsion.
As far as artificial likenesses go, none top BINA48, a robot doppelganger modeled after Bina Rothblatt and programmed "more than one hundred hours in compiling her memories, feelings and beliefs, and is said to be able to have conversations with humans".
Scientists call it the "uncanny valley" theory, which holds that people will tolerate only so much artificial human likeness before attraction turns into revulsion.
However, note that the assumptions about the degree of human-likeness of the used robots have not been verified empirically as there are no reported methods so far, that allow to determine the perceived degree of human-likeness evoked by an artificial or natural entity.
Since appearing in the Channel 4 documentary How to Build a Bionic Man, in which he allowed engineers to build a robotic replica of the rest of his body complete with artificial heart, lungs and an alarming prosthetic likeness of his face, Meyer has become something of a poster boy for "transhumanism".
Johnson's two pieces are made of bronze and cast in the likenesses of the goddesses Artemis and Athena, made to look ancient through artificial corrosion and bored holes, as if extracted from a sea wreck.
Likeness to what Principle?
The likeness is imprecise.
She left her bunch of artificial violets - the only beauteous thing she had - so I believe she wants to come back if she can ever lose her likeness of the man.
The likeness here is remarkable.
