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The Uncanny Valley effect, proposed by Masahiro Mori, points out that when an artificial character approaches but fails to fully achieve a truly human appearance, viewers experience a strong sense of discomfort.

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Why Stop-Motion Animation Resists AI Replacement: The Craftsmanship Behind Coraline

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UnverifiedThe uncanny valley effect refers to the phenomenon whereby as a robot's appearance increasingly resembles a real human, human affinity first rises, then plunges sharply into discomfort or even fear at the threshold where it approaches but does not fully achieve realism, only recovering when the resemblance advances further to the point where it is indistinguishable from a real person.72% similar

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