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The main lines of inquiry around PLOS ONE include post-publication scrutiny, together with peer-review standards and editorial selection. Complementary views of editorial selection come from independent replication and article methods, but the conclusion remains bounded because the evidence cannot remove the concern that publication in a prominent venue does not by itself establish consensus.
Fluffy Robot MOFU Tested for Lifelike Movement in Animacy Study
A Japanese team built MOFU, a spherical robot that expands and contracts its body to test whether volumetric movement makes machines seem more alive. Nearly 500 participants rated its lifelikeness in controlled video experiments