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How do people intend to disclose personal information to a social robot in public spaces?
Social robots interacting with people in public spaces may access and collect their personal information, which raises privacy concerns regarding the disclosure of personal information. This paper aims to investigate factors impacting individuals’ intention to disclose personal information to a soci
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