Smartphones are no longer just devices for calling and texting — they’ve become our digital companions. From tracking our fitness to suggesting what we should watch, our phones quietly learn about our behavior every single day. But how much do they really know? The truth might surprise you: your phone probably knows you better than […]
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Introduction Anthropomorphism, derived from the Greek words “anthropos” (human) and “morphe” (form), refers to the attribution of human characteristics, intentions, or emotions to non-human entities, including animals, objects, and technological systems. This phenomenon has been observed throughout history in religion, mythology, literature, and modern technology. In recent decades, psychologists and cognitive scientists have studied anthropomorphism […]
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