We weren't evolved to type stuff on a slab of plastic, but we do that because it's meaningful. Kids are smart and realize that it's a machine they are talking t

We weren't evolved to type stuff on a slab of plastic, but we do that because it's meaningful. Kids are smart and realize that it's a machine they are talking to and not a person after a while. Similarly to how they don't responding to TV anchors. I don't think it creates any meaningful psychological effect, and the article only mentions dystopian hypotheses instead of actual research.