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What is the uncanny valley?
the bias of media broadcasters in the selection of events and stories that are reported and how they are covered
the process of creating intermediate frames between two images
the hypothesis that human replicas that appear almost exactly like humans elicit feelings of unease by the viewers
a style of display that is used as a placeholder for unavailable content in documents and presentations
the bias of media broadcasters in the selection of events and stories that are reported and how they are covered
the process of creating intermediate frames between two images
the hypothesis that human replicas that appear almost exactly like humans elicit feelings of unease by the viewers
a style of display that is used as a placeholder for unavailable content in documents and presentations
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The uncanny valley refers to **the hypothesis that human replicas that appear almost exactly like humans elicit feelings of unease by the viewers**. This concept is often discussed in the context of robotics and computer-generated imagery, where almost-human figures can provoke discomfort or eeriness when they look very familiar yet are not quite lifelike.