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CREATING MORAL ROBOTS Katherine Steen DEFINING TERMS Robot programmable machine that mimics human activities AI capability of a machine to imitate intelligence human behavior Autonomous independent/power to make own


  1. CREATING MORAL ROBOTS Katherine Steen

  2. DEFINING TERMS • Robot – programmable machine that mimics human activities • AI – capability of a machine to imitate intelligence human behavior • Autonomous – independent/power to make own decisions • Morality – social set of standards for good or bad behavior

  3. TYPES OF MORAL ROBOTS 1. Ethical Impact Agents 2. Implicit Ethical Agents 3. Explicit Ethical Agents 4. Full Ethical Agents

  4. #1: ETHICAL IMPACT AGENTS • Ethical consequences for its actions

  5. #2: IMPLICIT ETHICAL AGENTS • Employ some automatic ethical reaction to given situations

  6. #3: EXPLICIT ETHICAL AGENTS • Similar to Implicit • In addition: they use general principles or rules of ethical conduct for various kinds of situations Nao Robot Video

  7. #4: FULL ETHICAL AGENTS • Similar to Explicit • In addition: • Conscious • Intentionality • Free Will

  8. DEFINING MORAL ROBOT • “an artificially intelligent machine with capabilities to make decisions based off a programmed set of social norms”

  9. THE PROBLEM • Figuring out how to implement morals (right vs wrong) into robots when we do not know the answers ourselves

  10. THE PROBLEM CONTINUED… • Norms: a standard or pattern, especially of social behavior, that is typical or expected of a group

  11. THE THREE STEPS

  12. #1: MEASURE SOCIETY’S MORALS • Define ethical behavior in measurable parameters • Agree upon the correct moral decisions for a robots

  13. #2: COLLECT HUMAN MORALITY • Unbiased data of ethical processes from millions of people around the world Moral Machine Example

  14. #3: MAKE ROBOTS TRANSPARENT • Public needs to know ethical values programmed into robots and their outcomes to trust them • Communication is key

  15. CONTROVERSY • Fear of killer robots from sci-fi movies, video games, etc. • Should robots have morals?

  16. #1: DE-HUMANIZED WORKERS • Will children and the elderly population be in the hands of emotionless robots instead of human empathy and sympathy they require? • Bias workers

  17. #2: RESPONSIBILITY • Robots are in the hands of everyone (people with good and bad morals)

  18. ETHICAL THEORIES • Kantianism • Rabota: “servitude of forced labor” • Theoretically, robots could have a conscious in the future • Creating moral robots is okay • Rule Utilitarianism • Beneficial Consequences: Improve the standard of living • Harmful Consequences: possible end of the human race • Harms are greater than Benefits à Creating moral robots is bad

  19. THE FUTURE

  20. MY OPINIONS • Excited for the future • Treat robots like teenagers • Fear society will restrict further research and development of moral robots

  21. THE END References: Ethics for the information age • https://www.npr.org/2011/04/22/135634400/science-diction-the-origin-of-the-word-robot • https://www.robotshop.com/media/files/PDF/timeline.pdf • https://philosophynow.org/issues/72/Four_Kinds_of_Ethical_Robots • https://spectrum.ieee.org/video/robotics/robotics-software/how-to-build-a-moral-robot • https://www.nature.com/news/machine-ethics-the-robot-s-dilemma-1.17881 • https://www.geekwire.com/2018/ethics-ai-robots-will-rise-will-rule-us/ • https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2017/11/3-ways-to-build-more-moral-robots/ • https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/autonomous • http://moralmachine.mit.edu • https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/10/top-10-ethical-issues-in-artificial-intelligence/ • https://aeon.co/essays/creating-robots-capable-of-moral-reasoning-is-like-parenting •

  22. QUESTIONS?

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