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Stockholm AI Street Talk #2 - AI, Robotics & Human Coexistence | Prof. Gabriel Skantze (KTH)

What happens when AI stops being a tool - and starts acting like a social agent? In this episode, Ali Leylani (Chairman, Stockholm AI) sits down with Prof. Gabriel Skantze (KTH / Royal Institute of Technology) to explore social robots, anthropomorphism, and why transparency matters when AI can convincingly behave like a human. We discuss why people instinctively treat machines socially, whether you should always know if you’re interacting with AI, and why one of the biggest risks of LLMs may be cognitive laziness. 0:00 AI profiles will outnumber humans 0:52 Humans vs machines: what’s the key difference? 1:45 Intro Prof. Gabriel Skantze 3:02 How it started: 25 years in conversational AI 6:22 Why new questions arise with today’s AI 8:26 Social agents 12:53 Common ground & backchannels in conversation 13:32 Anthropomorphism: designing machines that feel human 18:36 Transparency: you should always know it’s a machine 21:11 Experiment: robots vs humans and moral pressure 28:39 Symbolic AI vs modern ML representations 34:56 Transformers, language and what models learn 37:34 Language change & slang 42:18 The real risk: AI makes us cognitively lazy 47:34 Epistemological fault lines: human vs AI thinking 52:38 Reducing epistemia 1:00:25 Wrap-up