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1. • • Neuroscience studies have delved into human feelings for robots, and found our empathy for them when they are treated harshly isn’t yet on the same level as what we feel for other humans. We view robots as less than human, so making them more humanlike may strengthen our relationships.
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   Are robots humans?

   • No. Robots are not humans. Even as robots get smarter, and even if their smartness exceeds humans’ smartness, it does not change the fact that robots are of a different form from humans. I am not downgrading what robots are or will be, I am a realist about what they are: technologies to support humanities. Should robots be given rights? Yes.

   Do Robots Deserve Human Rights? | Discover Magazine

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   Do humans like social robots?

   • Paladino has studied human reactions and attitudes to social robots that look increasingly like ourselves. She describes our evolving relationship to such robots as a paradox. On one hand, humans want social robots to be human enough in appearance and behavior to fulfill our relationship needs.

   How Humanlike Do We Really Want Robots to Be? | Smithsonian

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   Should robots have the same rights as humans?

   • We might give robots “rights” in the same sense as constructs such as companies have legal “rights”, but robots should not have the same rights as humans. They are machines, we program them. Watch her TedXEastEnd talk on why robots are not human: Professor at the School of Engineering & IT at the University of South Wales-Canberra

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   Will robots become smarter than humans?

   • If robots become as intelligent as human beings (or even smarter), this development will present difficult questions regarding their moral and legal status as well as their moral and legal rights, regardless of their artificial nature. Numerous excellent publications have considered these hot, emerging issues.

   Human rights for robots? A literature review | AI and Ethics - Springer

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   Are intelligent robots entitled to human rights?

   • In other words, if intelligent robots can reason in the most relevant sense, then they are persons who are entitled to human rights or something very similar to human rights . The latter wording has been otherwise framed as “robot rights,” as we discuss further in the next section.

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   Should human beings withhold human rights from robots?

   • On the other hand, if human beings decide to withhold relevant rights from robots, then strong reasons should be given for this decision, beyond the rather weak claim that they are not made of flesh and blood (the DNA objection).

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3. link.springer.com › article › 10Human rights for robots? A literature review | AI and Ethics

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   Mar 27, 2021 · What might happen should robots actually become entitled to human rights (or robot rights)? Why do some authors think that the recognition of human rights for robots is in fact necessary, if robots attain human-like abilities or gain the status of beings with full moral and legal personhood?

   • Author: John-Stewart Gordon, Ausrine Pasvenskiene

   • Publish Year: 2021

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   Dec 5, 2017 · At present, I don’t think that robots should be given the same rights as humans. Despite their ability to emulate, even exceed, many human capacities, robots do not, at least for now, appear to have the qualities we associate with sentient life.

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   Jun 10, 2022 · Robots have sparked a lot of debate about the future of artificial intelligence. Just how smart do we want robots to become, some ask, and what are the implications?

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7. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullRecognising rights for robots: Can we? Will we? Should we?

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   Feb 27, 2020 · This article considers the law’s response to the emergence of robots and artificial intelligence (AI), and whether they should be considered as legal persons and accordingly the bearers of legal rights.

   • Author: Belinda Bennett, Angela Daly

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8. www.independent.co.uk › news › scienceShould sentient robots have the same rights as humans?

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   Jun 26, 2019 · Should sentient robots have the same rights as humans? With the growing pursuit of artificial intelligence, questions about our moral duty towards new technology could become increasingly...

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9. www.nulondon.ac.uk › wp-content › uploadsShould robots have rights? Why or why not?

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   moral status of robots will enter the foreground of philosophical debate. In this essay, I will argue in favour of a utilitarian approach to how we award rights and how using this approach alongside utilising parallels that can be found in the relationship between the rights of humans and animals it is also justified to give robots rights.

10. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleHolding Robots Responsible: The Elements of Machine Morality

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    May 1, 2019 · Moral psychology suggests that judgments of robot responsibility will hinge on perceived situational awareness, intentionality, and free will, plus human likeness and the robot’s capacity for harm. We also consider questions of robot rights and moral decision-making.