companion
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4.8
- noun
- /kəmˈpæn.jən/
:
acompañante
- So like, you know, there's this this Paradol, which is an AI companion app that's come on the market.
- companion article
- companion book
- textbook companion
It may be that humans want conscious AI companions.
- It may be that humans want conscious AI companions.
- Then they're they're asking or they're talking with each other about their, their Android companions, you could call them.
- And this and this and this companion gives your kid a absolute competitive advantage, right?
- And it came out in the court case that he was in part encouraged by his AI companion.
Examples
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We're here to pick up your companion robot.
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The latest app serves as a digital companion, providing reminders and companionship throughout the day.
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So it's going to sort of be like a companion device.
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But now, uh, you need to know about your new companion here.
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A companion that needs taking care of... ...but unlike your mother, it doesn't talk back.
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All that mattered to them was that they had a kind, furry companion who listened.
Academic text (2013) -
Adikor pulled out a control bud on his Companion, activating the external speaker.
Fiction book (2002) -
Today's readout says you are transporting... a Companion-series robot to the warehouse.
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Gadi Schwartz: Meet Mabel, a personalized healthcare companion in the form of a friendly little yellow robot.
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We're here to pick up your companion robot, which will help you with daily tasks.
Compounds
How Interactive
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4.8
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6.8
454
2.6
- Specialized
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3.5
- Specialized
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3.2
∞
2.1
Surface Forms
Etymology
Companion comes from the Latin parts com- 'with' and panis 'bread', which gave the idea of someone who is 'with you' and shares your life. Today we also call a robot or app a 'companion' because it stays with you or 'keeps you company' like a helper or friend.