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Artificial Innocence: Interactions between the Study of Children's Drawing and Artificial Intelligence
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Artificial Innocence: Interactions between the Study of Children's Drawing and Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Innocence: Interactions between the Study of Children's Drawing and Artificial Intelligence
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Edward Burton
Edward Burton
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1 January 1997
journal article
Published by
JSTOR
Vol. 30
(4)
,
301
DOI:
10.2307/1576477
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Keywords
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
ARTIFICIAL INNOCENCE
CHILDREN'S DRAWING
INTERACTIONS
DRAWING AND ARTIFICIAL
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