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Apr 30, 2020 · 2.5 Human-Robot Interaction. Human-robot interaction (HRI) is an academic fields in its own right, which now pays significant attention to ethical matters, the dynamics of perception from both sides, and both the different interests present in and the intricacy of the social context, including co-working (e.g., Arnold and Scheutz 2017).
- Internet Research Ethics
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- Information Technology and Moral Values
Mark Bedau and Mark Traint argue against a too strong...
- Computing and Moral Responsibility
As human beings would design these artificial agents to...
- Internet Research Ethics
May 1, 2019 · The behavior of robots is predictable given the transparency of their (human-given) programming, and predictability undermines perceptions of free will [2]. Technological advances (e.g., deep neural networks) will likely render the minds of machines less transparent to both programmers and perceivers, thereby elevating perceptions of unpredictability.
- Yochanan E. Bigman, Adam Waytz, Ron Alterovitz, Kurt Gray
- 2019
4 days ago · As robots are increasingly found in various aspects of human life, understanding how humans relate to and interact with robots is becoming more relevant. One important factor affecting the quality ...
May 26, 2017 · The robot’s predetermined ‘preferences’ are set by the human programmer. Winfield et al. describe a situation in which there are two proxy human robots, both of which are following a trajectory that would lead them to enter the dangerous area. The main actor robot is programmed to try to intercept the path of both robots, but given no way ...
- Amanda J. C. Sharkey
- a.sharkey@sheffield.ac.uk
- 2020
Mar 23, 2009 · "It should not rely on a human programmer once it is purchased. It must be trainable." Stoytchev and a team of grad students are developing software to teach robots to learn about as well as a two ...
Apr 16, 2024 · In this vein, whether or not a robot has rights should be situated in considerations of human-robot social relations (Coeckelbergh, Citation 2010)—that is, how the robot appears to humans and how humans respond to the robot should serve as important criteria for granting robots rights (Coeckelbergh, Citation 2011; Darling, Citation 2016; Gerdes, Citation 2016; Gunkel, Citation 2018b ...
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Sep 28, 2021 · Robot learning from demonstrations (LfD) is an important research issue that will deepen the relationships between robots and humans and will provide a new perspective to investigate the rights of robots, humans, and human-robot partnerships . Via mimicking human demonstrations, robots can be programmed in real time and further act as humans’ companions in new human-robot collaborative tasks.
