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A Construction Manual for Robots' Ethical Systems

Part of the Cognitive Technologies Book Series

Editors: Trappl, Robert

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-21548-8

ISBN: 978-3-319-21547-1

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Nov 5, 2015

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Chapter 1Robots’ Ethical Systems: From Asimov’s Laws to Principlism, from Assistive Robots to Self-Driving Cars

Trappl, Robert

Pages: 1 –8

[This chapter and the book’s content should aid you in choosing and implementing an adequate ethical system for your robot in its designated field of activity.]
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Robot: Multiuse Tool and Ethical Agent

Krenn, Brigitte

Pages: 11 –29

[In the last decade, research has increasingly focused on robots as autonomous agents that should be capable of adapting to open and changing environments. Developing, building and finally deploying technology of this kind require a broad range of ethical and legal considerations, including...
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Towards Human–Robot Interaction Ethics

Payr, Sabine

Pages: 31 –62

[Social assistive robots are envisioned as supporting their users not only physically but also by communicating with them. Monitoring medication, reminders, etc., are typical examples of such tasks. This kind of assistance presupposes that such a robot is able to interact socially with a human....
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Shall I Show You Some Other Shirts Too? The Psychology and Ethics of Persuasive Robots

Ham, Jaap; Spahn, Andreas

Pages: 63 –81

[Social robots may provide a solution to various societal challenges (e.g. the aging society, unhealthy lifestyles, sustainability). In the current contribution, we argue that crucial in the interactions of social robots with humans is that social robots are always created to some extent to...
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Ethical Regulation of Robots Must Be Embedded in Their Operating Systems

Govindarajulu, Naveen Sundar; Bringsjord, Selmer

Pages: 85 –99

[The authors argue that unless computational deontic logics (or, for that matter, any other class of systems for mechanizing moral and/or legal principles) or achieving ethical control of future AIs and robots are woven into the operating-system level of such artifacts, such control will be at...
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Non-monotonic Resolution of Conflicts for Ethical Reasoning

Ganascia, Jean-Gabriel

Pages: 101 –118

[This chapter attempts to specify some of the requirements of ethical robotic systems. It begins with a short story by John McCarthy entitled, “The Robot and the Baby,” that shows how difficult it is for a rational robot to be ethical. It then characterizes the different types of “ethical robots”...
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Grafting Norms onto the BDI Agent Model

Tufiş, Mihnea; Ganascia, Jean-Gabriel

Pages: 119 –133

[This chapter proposes an approach on the design of a normative rational agent based on the Belief-Desire-Intention model. Starting from the famous BDI model, an extension of the BDI execution loop will be presented; this will address such issues as norm instantiation and norm internalization,...
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Constrained Incrementalist Moral Decision Making for a Biologically Inspired Cognitive Architecture

Madl, Tamas; Franklin, Stan

Pages: 137 –153

[Although most cognitive architectures, in general, and LIDA, in particular, are still in the early stages of development and still far from being adequate bases for implementations of human-like ethics, we think that they can contribute to the understanding, design, and implementation of...
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Case-Supported Principle-Based Behavior Paradigm

Anderson, Michael; Anderson, Susan Leigh

Pages: 155 –168

[We assert that ethical decision-making is, to a degree, computable. Some claim that no actions can be said to be ethically correct because all value judgments are relative either to societies or individuals. We maintain, however, along with most ethicists, that there is agreement on the...
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The Potential of Logic Programming as a Computational Tool to Model Morality

Saptawijaya, Ari; Pereira, Luís Moniz

Pages: 169 –210

[We investigate the potential of logic programming (LP) to computationally model morality aspects studied in philosophy and psychology. We do so by identifying three morality aspects that appear in our view amenable to computational modeling by appropriately exploiting LP features: dual-process...

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