The Case for Explicit Ethical Agents

Scheutz, Matthias (Tufts University)

AI Magazine 

The science fiction writer Isaac Asimov was among their designers and make sensitive determinations a handful of visionaries who anticipated the ethical about what should be done (for example, when ethical challenges of deploying autonomous robots in principles are in conflict, they can attempt to human societies. For contexts where (Asimov 1942) were specifically designed to enable informing others of one's intention and reasoning is robots to operate safely in human physical and social crucial, these agents could then also express their reasoning environments, for these laws specify the fundamental in natural language. The key question then is societal obligations any robot has, in order of priority: whether we need such explicit ethical agents or (1) A robot may not injure a human being or, whether current implicit ethical agents are sufficient. Rather, all of the ethical its own existence as long as such protection does not behaviors in such agents will be the result of the conflict with the First or Second Law. Explicit ethical agents, on arise from attempts to apply the laws in different the other hand, will require special representations as well as inference schemes in the cognitive system morally charged situations.

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