ch. 9 Conclusion. Relationships 5.0 -- The Research at the Basis of This Book -- pt. ONE THE HISTORY OF RELATIONSHIPS AND TECHNOLOGY -- ch. 1 Relationships 1.0 -- Hunter-Gatherers' Technologies -- The Effect of Prehistoric Technology on Hunter-Gatherer Society -- The Effect of Prehistoric Technology on Procreation -- Relationships 1.0 -- The Various Forms of Prehistoric Relationships -- Hunter-Gatherer Technology and Relationships 1.0 -- ch. 2 Relationships 2.0 -- The Development of Agricultural Technology -- The Effect of Agricultural Technology on Society -- Relationships 2.0 -- Agrarian Technology and the Multigenerational Family -- ch. 3 Relationships 3.0 -- Technology and Industrial Society -- Technology, Religion, and Relationships -- The Rise of the Industrial City -- Life in the Industrial City -- Relationships 3.0 -- ch. 4 Relationships 4.0 -- The Rise of the Information Age -- Information and Society -- Relationships 4.0 -- pt. TWO THE COMING FUTURE OF RELATIONSHIPS -- ch. 5 Relationships 5.0 -- Relationships Components -- Accepting and Embracing the Three Revolutions -- Artificial Emotions -- ch. 6 Relationships 5.0 and the Cognitive Revolution -- How Science Has Created a Human-Like Brain -- Pathways to the Cognitive Revolution -- Relationships 5.0 and Al Systems -- Talking with an Al System -- The Emotional Intelligence of Al -- Human-AI Relationships -- Acceptingand Embracingthe Cognitive Revolution -- ch. 7 Relationships 5.0 and the Sensorial Revolution -- The Rise of Extended Reality Technology -- XR Development -- Relationships 5.0 and XR Technology -- Can Extended Reality Elicit Real Feelings? -- Extended Reality and Emotional Attachment -- Acceptingand Embracingthe Sensorial Revolution -- ch. 8 Relationships 5.0 and the Physical Revolution -- The Rise of Social Robotics -- Relationships 5.0 and Robotics -- Robots' Touch and Physical Closeness -- Robots' Gestures and Facial Expressions -- Robots' Caring and Nursing -- Feeling Empathy toward Robots -- Robots' Emotional Intelligence -- Robots, Sex, and Intimacy -- Acceptingand Embracingthe Physical Revolution -- ch. 9 Looking Ahead -- Policy, Ethics, and Guidelines for Relationships 5.0 -- Diversification of Artificial Beings -- Safe Connection -- Being Human in the Age of Relationships 5.0 -- Conclusion.
Summary:
"The decision to marry was announced after two months of "dating." Zheng Jiajia, 31, a Chinese engineer from the city of Hangzhou carried his wife, Ying-Ying, to the wedding ceremony. She wore a black suit with a red scarf, as traditionally accustomed. With the appearance of a young, slender Chinese woman, Ying-Ying generated warmth and responded dexterously to speech and hugs. At home, Zheng had enabled her to walk and even to help with household chores. Surrounded by his mother and friends, Zheng married his robot wife on March 28, 2017. When asked what he thought was missing, Zheng emotionally replied: "A beating heart.""-- Provided by publisher.
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