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Artificial Intelligence has made the leap from Sci-fi to concept to reality, and is likely to bring a wave of change to our society. The Roboethics discussion will serve as a platform to outline some of the main developments in the ethical, legal, and societal aspects of robotics. In recent history, Roboethics is something that has been experiencing increased interest and sometimes fierce debate and requires the engagement of scientists, manufacturers, legal experts and a cross-section of society to engage, as these intersections will not only affect how people think but also, what people do in their daily lives and how they will behave.
- Sabine Hauert (moderator)
- Vincent Muller
- Andy Bleaden
- Aimee van Wynsberghe
- Bennie Mols
- published: 21 Dec 2016
- views: 846
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http://shortfilms.rosfilmfestival.com/
At what point can you start treating a robot as a person? Lara and Sergio, co-workers at a security company that uses robots as tools, have different opinions about it. They will discover, precisely through these robots, that sometimes it can be more dangerous to have a person as a keeper than someone made of cables and metal, that can even get to have more human reactions than humans themselves.
By Rut Angielina
Date of production: 2015
Country: Spain
- published: 29 Sep 2016
- views: 412
Watch the types of questions and responses you'll be dealing when you enroll in the UIS RoboEthics course.
It really is a great course. You'll be asked answering questions on subjects you never knew to be possible. Hannah was definitely asked a bunch of weird ones.
PLEASE. Excuse my terrible editing. It's the first video I've ever put together.
- published: 09 Dec 2014
- views: 149
UNICULT's first Robot Ethics Summit to discuss and conceptualize futuristic issues and solutions with:
★ Cecily Madanes https://twitter.com/cecilyismyruca
★ Christina Martine http://www.christinamartine.com / http://www.entersatoria.com
★ TheMuscleDragon https://twitter.com/TheMuscleDragon /
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/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3Sr9WHKNk9HZm1WnaqGtRg
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With regards to the greatest good, is it unethical to program subservient robots
Is consciousness/sentience and the soul the same thing?
What constitutes true AI consciousness? Does a turing test prove it? If not, what does?
If a non-AI robot commits a crime, who should be blamed? The programmers? The robot operators? The robot itself?
(AI or non) How safe should robots be before they are available for sale? For instance, many people say Google’s self driving cars only have to be better than human drivers and then they should be released.
In creating AI, we have a great responsibility to make sure we are creating something which is in alignment with the highest good. If we find that a robot is not in alignment with that highest good, at what point do we turn it off?
At what point is consciousness equal to that of an insect or that of an animal or that of a human? Are there levels of morality when it comes to turning off AI of varying degrees?
Is there a difference between true “Ai”/”robots” and the current lifeforms on this plane,besides the slight difference in materials used to make the entity?
Is there an “A.I” here at this summit?
What does the ideal future look like? What are the overall potential benefits to AI? What are the potential dangers?
- published: 24 Apr 2016
- views: 391
"The Quest for RoboEthics: A Survey" Keynote address by Professor Rafael Capurro, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA
This video was taken of Professor Rafael Capurro delivering his keynote address at the Fifth Workshop on the Social Implications of National Security, held the day after the IEEE Symposium on Technology and Society (ISTAS) at the University of Wollongong 7-10 June 2010. Professor Capurro's talk was titled "The Quest for RoboEthics: A Survey." Among other honours, Professor Capurro is the Director of the Steinbeis-Transfer-Institute Information Ethics (STI-IE) and the Editor in Chief of the International Review of Information Ethics (IRIE). The aim of the presentation was to give a brief account of subjects, projects, groups and authors dealing with ethical aspects of robots. Credit: This video was taken by Jordan Brown.
http://www.uow.edu.au/conferences/2010/ISTAS/workshops/index.html
- published: 19 Jun 2012
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Roboethics
Roboethics is a short expression for ethics of robotics. It is often used in the sense that it is concerned with the behavior of humans, how humans design, construct, use and treat robots and other artificially intelligent beings, whereas machine ethics is concerned with the behavior of robots themselves, whether or not they are considered artificial moral agents (AMAs).
While the issue is as old as the word robot, the short word roboethics was probably first used by roboticist Gianmarco Veruggio in 2002, who also served as chair of an Atelier funded by the European Robotics Research Network to outline areas where research may be needed. The road map effectively divided ethics of artificial intelligence into two sub-fields to accommodate researchers' differing interests:
Main positions on roboethics
Since the First International Symposium on Roboethics (Sanremo, Italy, 2004), three main ethical positions emerged from the robotics community (D. Cerqui, 2004):
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Rafael Capurro
Rafael Capurro (born 20 November 1945 in Montevideo, Uruguay) is a Uruguayan philosopher and academic specialist in information ethics, was Professor of information management and information ethics at Stuttgart Media University in Germany from 1986 to 2009, when he entered emeritus status. Since then he has been Director of the Steinbeis-Hochschule Berlin Institute of Information Ethics, (2008-2013), and then a Member of the Advisory Board of the Institute for Digital Ethics at, Stuttgart Media University 4-).
Rafael has been the founder (or co-founder) of following organizations: - Capurro Fiek Foundation - International Center for Information Ethics - Red Latinoamericana de ética de la información - Africa Network for Information Ethics - International Society for Information Studies
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#ERW2016 Roboethics Panel
Artificial Intelligence has made the leap from Sci-fi to concept to reality, and is likely to bring a wave of change to our society. The Roboethics discussion will serve as a platform to outline some of the main developments in the ethical, legal, and societal aspects of robotics. In recent history, Roboethics is something that has been experiencing increased interest and sometimes fierce debate and requires the engagement of scientists, manufacturers, legal experts and a cross-section of society to engage, as these intersections will not only affect how people think but also, what people do in their daily lives and how they will behave. - Sabine Hauert (moderator) - Vincent Muller - Andy Bleaden - Aimee van Wynsberghe - Bennie Mols
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Roboethics (Rut Angielina) - ROS Film Festival
#ROSFilmFestival - First Robotic Online Short Film Festival http://shortfilms.rosfilmfestival.com/ At what point can you start treating a robot as a person? Lara and Sergio, co-workers at a security company that uses robots as tools, have different opinions about it. They will discover, precisely through these robots, that sometimes it can be more dangerous to have a person as a keeper than someone made of cables and metal, that can even get to have more human reactions than humans themselves. By Rut Angielina Date of production: 2015 Country: Spain
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A RoboEthics Interview
Watch the types of questions and responses you'll be dealing when you enroll in the UIS RoboEthics course. It really is a great course. You'll be asked answering questions on subjects you never knew to be possible. Hannah was definitely asked a bunch of weird ones. PLEASE. Excuse my terrible editing. It's the first video I've ever put together.
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UNICULT RoboEthics Summit
UNICULT's first Robot Ethics Summit to discuss and conceptualize futuristic issues and solutions with: ★ Cecily Madanes https://twitter.com/cecilyismyruca ★ Christina Martine http://www.christinamartine.com / http://www.entersatoria.com ★ TheMuscleDragon https://twitter.com/TheMuscleDragon / https://www.youtube.com/user/MuscleDragonTV /https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3Sr9WHKNk9HZm1WnaqGtRg ★ Jam Person https://twitter.com/sassydogood ★ Unicole Unicron http://unicoleunicron.com JOIN UNICULT http://un1v3rs3.com Subscribe for more videos like this! Donate to UNICULT http://paypal.me/unicult With regards to the greatest good, is it unethical to program subservient robots Is consciousness/sentience and the soul the same thing? What constitutes true AI consciousness? Does a turing te...
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IEEE ISTAS 2010 @ UOW - Rafael Capurro Roboethics
"The Quest for RoboEthics: A Survey" Keynote address by Professor Rafael Capurro, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA This video was taken of Professor Rafael Capurro delivering his keynote address at the Fifth Workshop on the Social Implications of National Security, held the day after the IEEE Symposium on Technology and Society (ISTAS) at the University of Wollongong 7-10 June 2010. Professor Capurro's talk was titled "The Quest for RoboEthics: A Survey." Among other honours, Professor Capurro is the Director of the Steinbeis-Transfer-Institute Information Ethics (STI-IE) and the Editor in Chief of the International Review of Information Ethics (IRIE). The aim of the presentation was to give a brief account of subjects, projects, groups and authors dealing with ethical aspects of ro...
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Gianmarco Veruggio "Roboethics: Philosophical, Social and Ethical Implications of Robotics"
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#ERW2016 Roboethics Panel
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Artificial Intelligence has made the leap from Sci-fi to concept to reality, and is likely to bring a wave of change to our society. The Roboethics discussion w...
Artificial Intelligence has made the leap from Sci-fi to concept to reality, and is likely to bring a wave of change to our society. The Roboethics discussion will serve as a platform to outline some of the main developments in the ethical, legal, and societal aspects of robotics. In recent history, Roboethics is something that has been experiencing increased interest and sometimes fierce debate and requires the engagement of scientists, manufacturers, legal experts and a cross-section of society to engage, as these intersections will not only affect how people think but also, what people do in their daily lives and how they will behave.
- Sabine Hauert (moderator)
- Vincent Muller
- Andy Bleaden
- Aimee van Wynsberghe
- Bennie Mols
https://wn.com/Erw2016_Roboethics_Panel
Artificial Intelligence has made the leap from Sci-fi to concept to reality, and is likely to bring a wave of change to our society. The Roboethics discussion will serve as a platform to outline some of the main developments in the ethical, legal, and societal aspects of robotics. In recent history, Roboethics is something that has been experiencing increased interest and sometimes fierce debate and requires the engagement of scientists, manufacturers, legal experts and a cross-section of society to engage, as these intersections will not only affect how people think but also, what people do in their daily lives and how they will behave.
- Sabine Hauert (moderator)
- Vincent Muller
- Andy Bleaden
- Aimee van Wynsberghe
- Bennie Mols
- published: 21 Dec 2016
- views: 846
Roboethics (Rut Angielina) - ROS Film Festival
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#ROSFilmFestival - First Robotic Online Short Film Festival
http://shortfilms.rosfilmfestival.com/
At what point can you start treating a robot as a person? L...
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http://shortfilms.rosfilmfestival.com/
At what point can you start treating a robot as a person? Lara and Sergio, co-workers at a security company that uses robots as tools, have different opinions about it. They will discover, precisely through these robots, that sometimes it can be more dangerous to have a person as a keeper than someone made of cables and metal, that can even get to have more human reactions than humans themselves.
By Rut Angielina
Date of production: 2015
Country: Spain
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#ROSFilmFestival - First Robotic Online Short Film Festival
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At what point can you start treating a robot as a person? Lara and Sergio, co-workers at a security company that uses robots as tools, have different opinions about it. They will discover, precisely through these robots, that sometimes it can be more dangerous to have a person as a keeper than someone made of cables and metal, that can even get to have more human reactions than humans themselves.
By Rut Angielina
Date of production: 2015
Country: Spain
- published: 29 Sep 2016
- views: 412
A RoboEthics Interview
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- Updated: 09 Dec 2014
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Watch the types of questions and responses you'll be dealing when you enroll in the UIS RoboEthics course.
It really is a great course. You'll be asked answeri...
Watch the types of questions and responses you'll be dealing when you enroll in the UIS RoboEthics course.
It really is a great course. You'll be asked answering questions on subjects you never knew to be possible. Hannah was definitely asked a bunch of weird ones.
PLEASE. Excuse my terrible editing. It's the first video I've ever put together.
https://wn.com/A_Roboethics_Interview
Watch the types of questions and responses you'll be dealing when you enroll in the UIS RoboEthics course.
It really is a great course. You'll be asked answering questions on subjects you never knew to be possible. Hannah was definitely asked a bunch of weird ones.
PLEASE. Excuse my terrible editing. It's the first video I've ever put together.
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UNICULT's first Robot Ethics Summit to discuss and conceptualize futuristic issues and solutions with:
★ Cecily Madanes https://twitter.com/cecilyismyruca
★ Ch...
UNICULT's first Robot Ethics Summit to discuss and conceptualize futuristic issues and solutions with:
★ Cecily Madanes https://twitter.com/cecilyismyruca
★ Christina Martine http://www.christinamartine.com / http://www.entersatoria.com
★ TheMuscleDragon https://twitter.com/TheMuscleDragon /
https://www.youtube.com/user/MuscleDragonTV
/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3Sr9WHKNk9HZm1WnaqGtRg
★ Jam Person https://twitter.com/sassydogood
★ Unicole Unicron http://unicoleunicron.com
JOIN UNICULT http://un1v3rs3.com
Subscribe for more videos like this!
Donate to UNICULT http://paypal.me/unicult
With regards to the greatest good, is it unethical to program subservient robots
Is consciousness/sentience and the soul the same thing?
What constitutes true AI consciousness? Does a turing test prove it? If not, what does?
If a non-AI robot commits a crime, who should be blamed? The programmers? The robot operators? The robot itself?
(AI or non) How safe should robots be before they are available for sale? For instance, many people say Google’s self driving cars only have to be better than human drivers and then they should be released.
In creating AI, we have a great responsibility to make sure we are creating something which is in alignment with the highest good. If we find that a robot is not in alignment with that highest good, at what point do we turn it off?
At what point is consciousness equal to that of an insect or that of an animal or that of a human? Are there levels of morality when it comes to turning off AI of varying degrees?
Is there a difference between true “Ai”/”robots” and the current lifeforms on this plane,besides the slight difference in materials used to make the entity?
Is there an “A.I” here at this summit?
What does the ideal future look like? What are the overall potential benefits to AI? What are the potential dangers?
https://wn.com/Unicult_Roboethics_Summit
UNICULT's first Robot Ethics Summit to discuss and conceptualize futuristic issues and solutions with:
★ Cecily Madanes https://twitter.com/cecilyismyruca
★ Christina Martine http://www.christinamartine.com / http://www.entersatoria.com
★ TheMuscleDragon https://twitter.com/TheMuscleDragon /
https://www.youtube.com/user/MuscleDragonTV
/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3Sr9WHKNk9HZm1WnaqGtRg
★ Jam Person https://twitter.com/sassydogood
★ Unicole Unicron http://unicoleunicron.com
JOIN UNICULT http://un1v3rs3.com
Subscribe for more videos like this!
Donate to UNICULT http://paypal.me/unicult
With regards to the greatest good, is it unethical to program subservient robots
Is consciousness/sentience and the soul the same thing?
What constitutes true AI consciousness? Does a turing test prove it? If not, what does?
If a non-AI robot commits a crime, who should be blamed? The programmers? The robot operators? The robot itself?
(AI or non) How safe should robots be before they are available for sale? For instance, many people say Google’s self driving cars only have to be better than human drivers and then they should be released.
In creating AI, we have a great responsibility to make sure we are creating something which is in alignment with the highest good. If we find that a robot is not in alignment with that highest good, at what point do we turn it off?
At what point is consciousness equal to that of an insect or that of an animal or that of a human? Are there levels of morality when it comes to turning off AI of varying degrees?
Is there a difference between true “Ai”/”robots” and the current lifeforms on this plane,besides the slight difference in materials used to make the entity?
Is there an “A.I” here at this summit?
What does the ideal future look like? What are the overall potential benefits to AI? What are the potential dangers?
- published: 24 Apr 2016
- views: 391
IEEE ISTAS 2010 @ UOW - Rafael Capurro Roboethics
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- Updated: 19 Jun 2012
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"The Quest for RoboEthics: A Survey" Keynote address by Professor Rafael Capurro, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA
This video was taken of Professor Rafa...
"The Quest for RoboEthics: A Survey" Keynote address by Professor Rafael Capurro, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA
This video was taken of Professor Rafael Capurro delivering his keynote address at the Fifth Workshop on the Social Implications of National Security, held the day after the IEEE Symposium on Technology and Society (ISTAS) at the University of Wollongong 7-10 June 2010. Professor Capurro's talk was titled "The Quest for RoboEthics: A Survey." Among other honours, Professor Capurro is the Director of the Steinbeis-Transfer-Institute Information Ethics (STI-IE) and the Editor in Chief of the International Review of Information Ethics (IRIE). The aim of the presentation was to give a brief account of subjects, projects, groups and authors dealing with ethical aspects of robots. Credit: This video was taken by Jordan Brown.
http://www.uow.edu.au/conferences/2010/ISTAS/workshops/index.html
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"The Quest for RoboEthics: A Survey" Keynote address by Professor Rafael Capurro, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA
This video was taken of Professor Rafael Capurro delivering his keynote address at the Fifth Workshop on the Social Implications of National Security, held the day after the IEEE Symposium on Technology and Society (ISTAS) at the University of Wollongong 7-10 June 2010. Professor Capurro's talk was titled "The Quest for RoboEthics: A Survey." Among other honours, Professor Capurro is the Director of the Steinbeis-Transfer-Institute Information Ethics (STI-IE) and the Editor in Chief of the International Review of Information Ethics (IRIE). The aim of the presentation was to give a brief account of subjects, projects, groups and authors dealing with ethical aspects of robots. Credit: This video was taken by Jordan Brown.
http://www.uow.edu.au/conferences/2010/ISTAS/workshops/index.html
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Edit Public Technologies 15 Jun 2017
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Edit DNA India 02 May 2017
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Edit Human Rights 09 Dec 2016
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Edit Mashable 23 Jun 2016
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Edit The Observer 13 Mar 2016
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Edit The Guardian 23 Jun 2015
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Edit Mashable 12 Apr 2015
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Edit Vocativ 13 Feb 2015
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