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An interview with Dr. Corinna Lathan of AnthroTronix

demands broad collaboration between members of disparate fields, including human factors researchers, human-computer interaction experts, roboticists and artificial intelligence researchers. Enabling fruitful collaboration across the philosophical and scientific divides of disparate fields of inquiry can be a daunting task, and overcoming these divides may prove to be the biggest challenge of all.