Francis, A. & Davies, J. (2017). The measure of a machine: The psychology of Star Trek’s artificial Intelligence. In T. Langley (Ed.). Star Trek psychology: The mental frontier. 251—265.

• While Star Trek downplays artificial intelligence, it often takes superintelligence for granted, as in the AI required to run the holodeck.
• Star Trek suggests that one can have intelligence without emotion, but in human psychology these things are closely related.

BibTex Entry:

@incollection{FrancisDavies2017,
  author       = {Davies, Jim}, 
  title        = {The measure of a machine: The psychology of Star Trek’s artificial Intelligence},
  booktitle    = {Star Trek psychology: The mental frontier},
  publisher    = {Sterling},
  year         = 2017,
  editor       = {Langley, Travis},
  pages        = {251--265}
}

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