All Posts Tagged With: "Ethics"
Roboethics On the Minds of Academics
It seems that academics are so convinced that robots will be our peers in society that they keep ringing alarm bells about their ethical programming. Mark Harris gives us another data point.
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Robotic Babysitters?
It’s hard to think about ethics in robots these days and it’s a touchy subject for me–especially in military contexts; however, Brandon Keim’s great article at Wired.com made me realize that it might make sense to start thinking about non-military roboethics sooner rather than later.
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