Simulated person
Origin: Lat. simulatĭo, -ōnis, persōna, Gr. πρόσωπον
An animated, realistic personality, with the normal visual appeal and with the communication capacity through the natural language. Around year 2019, a simulated person will be able to interact with real people through visual, auditive and tactile functions in a virtual reality environment.
Spanish: Persona simulada
Sources and references
- Kurzweil, Ray. “The Age of Spiritual Machine.”cited 12 times
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