Author:
Rahwan Iyad,Cebrian Manuel,Obradovich Nick,Bongard Josh,Bonnefon Jean-François,Breazeal Cynthia,Crandall Jacob W.,Christakis Nicholas A.,Couzin Iain D.,Jackson Matthew O.,Jennings Nicholas R.,Kamar Ece,Kloumann Isabel M.,Larochelle Hugo,Lazer David,McElreath Richard,Mislove Alan,Parkes David C.,Pentland Alex ‘Sandy’,Roberts Margaret E.,Shariff Azim,Tenenbaum Joshua B.,Wellman Michael
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Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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