The phrase "artificial motivation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of motivation that is not intrinsic or natural, often created by external factors or incentives.
Example: "The company's bonus system was designed to provide artificial motivation for employees to meet their sales targets."
Alternatives: "external motivation" or "manufactured motivation".
But of course we do (many of us) justly refrain from taking or violating other people's property on occasions when natural motives as such may seem incapable of explaining why we do, and Hume believes (not uncommonsensically) that it is artificial motives or motivation that explain why we do so.
Without the artificial stimulus, their motivation to learn is undermined.
The approach illustrated in this paper uses the Psi model, and describes the framework for introducing internal and external evaluations, and how they influence demands and motivation of the artificial agent.
Terrapins need artificial sunlight.
Nagoski et al. [ 104] modelled the risk of contracting HIV, as a factor of heterogeneity of sexual motivation, in computer-generated artificial societies.
Researchers publishing in the same conferences, using the same technical jargon, and calling their field Artificial Intelligence can have polar opposite research motivations.
The presence of obstacles and the probability of a collision between multiple robots in a workspace are the motivations behind employment of the artificial potential field (APF) approach.
As one of our motivations is to understand how artificial selection might favor cross-feeding in a laboratory setting, this section considers how the foregoing models guide the design of those experimental protocols.
Such a circumstance was the motivation to generate and use the artificial dataset with a large number of requirements.
Motivation: Synthetic biology is to engineer artificial biological systems to investigate natural biological phenomena and for a variety of applications.
