printed by Artificial Intelligence: Development of Knowledge Artificial Intelligence: Development of Knowledge Hazel Cruz and Carlos Feliciano Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico St. Mary’s School This paper investigates how lack of knowledge about artificial intelligence robot has affected their acceptance in daily life. Some research in this area has the goal to develop a machine that facilitates our lives. A machine that can perform the chores for which we sometimes don’t have the time to do. In many cases the humans haven’t been able to integrate satisfactory the use of robots in society. Can we say that this has to do with the information you know about them? Hewett, Baecker, Card, Carey, Gasen, Mantei, Perlman, Strong, and Verplank (2009). ACM SIGCHI Curricula for Human-Computer Interaction. Association for Computer Machinery. McCarthy, J. (2007). What is artificial intelligence? formal.stanford.edu/jmc/whatisai/node1.html Strauss, B. (2010). How to undersatand artificial Intelligence? intelligence.html#ixzz0ztOKzYKOhttp://old.sigchi.org/cdg/ formal.stanford.edu/jmc/whatisai/node1.html intelligence.html#ixzz0ztOKzYKO We accept the hypothesis because tending of the results of the survey we notice that the lack of artificial intelligence robots in our society is because we don't have the knowledge information of the capabilities of these robots. If we inform each human about this robots in the future they will be a great help in our daily live. Since, they will do for us chores that sometimes we don’t have time to do. Purpose: With this investigation we want to analyze if the acceptation of robots in our society has too with the lack of information that we have about them. Because we think that in the future the artificial robots will facilitate our daily chores. Hypothesis: The consequence that we humans haven’t integrated the used of robots is the lack of knowledge and information that we know about them. If we knew that in these days there are robots that can facilitate our lives we would use them every day. ABSTRACT PURPOSE AND HYPOTHESIS MATERIALS AND METHODS RESULTS CONCLUSIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AGMUS, Student Research Development Center – SRDC Dr. Juan F. Arratia, Executive Director SRDC Prof. Evelyn Haddock, SRDC Co-IP, Inter American University Metropolitan Campus Research Mentors: Dr. Ángel Caraballo and Prof. Irma Álvarez Our group of the program at the Inter American University.. St. Mary’s School faculty for supporting us throughout the research. In this investigation we used the internet to gather all the information we needed to get a conclusion in our project. We also did a survey to a group of people. We did two types of surveys. In the first one, we asked the persons if they knew of the existence of robots. Seven of those persons answer that they knew about the existence of robots. Nineteen of them answered that they didn’t know about these robots. On the other survey we asked them if they thought that in the future we are going to be able to integrate robots in our life or not. Twenty-six of them answered that we will never use robots. Eleven of them answered that we will integrate robots into our life in the future.