A pilot study found a non-significant trend (p=0.061) for people to give more positive feedback to a cuter-looking robot, plus a stochastic TAMER variant to cope with biased feedback.
The (Ir)relevance of Robot Cuteness: An Exploratory Study of Emotionally Durable Robot Design,
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Use of Winsome Robots for Understanding Human Feedback (UWU)
A pilot study found a non-significant trend (p=0.061) for people to give more positive feedback to a cuter-looking robot, plus a stochastic TAMER variant to cope with biased feedback.