Ethics in Robotics and Automation: A general view (IRATJ-04-00127.pdf)

SpringerBriefs in Ethics

IEEE Robotics & Automation Magazine, 2011

Connection Science

Connection Science, 2017

ArXiv, 2018

It is very important to adhere strictly to ethical and social influences when delivering most of our life to artificial intelligence systems. With industry 4.0, the internet of things, data analysis and automation have begun to be of great importance in our lives. With the Yapanese version of Industry 5.0, it has come to our attention that machine-human interaction and human intelligence are working in harmony with the cognitive computer. In this context, robots working on artificial intelligence algorithms co-ordinated with the development of technology have begun to enter our lives. But the consequences of the recent complaints of the Robots have been that important issues have arisen about how to be followed in terms of intellectual property and ethics. Although there are no laws regulating robots in our country at present, laws on robot ethics and rights abroad have entered into force. This means that it is important that we organize the necessary arrangements in the way that ro...

Artificial Intelligence, 2011

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Journal of Practical Ethics, 2019

This article offers an overview of the main first-order ethical questions raised by robots and Artificial Intelligence (RAIs) under five broad rubrics: functionality, inherent significance, rights and responsibilities, side-effects, and threats. The first letter of each rubric taken together conveniently generates the acronym FIRST. Special attention is given to the rubrics of functionality and inherent significance given the centrality of the former and the tendency to neglect the latter in virtue of its somewhat nebulous and contested character. In addition to exploring some illus- trative issues arising under each rubric, the article also emphasizes a number of more general themes. These include: the multiplicity of interacting levels on which ethical questions about RAIs arise, the need to recognise that RAIs potentially implicate the full gamut of human values (rather than exclusively or primarily some readily identifiable sub-set of ethical or legal principles), and the need for practically salient ethical reflection on RAIs to be informed by a realistic appreciation of their existing and foreseeable capacities.

Pessimism in International Relations Provocations, Possibilities, Politics, 2019

The Alt-Right views modernity as dominated by a Liberal dogma invested in the destruction of birth-culture identities for the benefit of conspiratorial elites. They advocate a "return" to birth-culture as the core category of politics so as to resolve economic and social problems. This program contains the deeply pessimistic expectation of unavoidable identitarian or racial war. The Alt-Right embrace this apocalyptic vision in the solutions they propose, which either seek to accelerate descent into a final and decisive racial confrontation, or side-step it by accelerating into what they regard as the inevitable collapse of liberal democracy and its norms. This is then, ultimately, a pessimistic vision of humanity itself, which is reduced to a racial and economic expression of biological survival. The Alt-Right embraces total rupture because such as an exit from contemporary politics would permit the return of biologically-determined survivalism as the dominant and ultimate form of justice.