The Divine-Command Approach to Robot Ethics

Patrick K. Lin · Keith Abney · George A. Bekey

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This chapter contains sections titled: 6.1 The Context for Divine-Command Roboethics, 6.2 The Divine-Command Logic LRT*, 6.3 Concluding Remarks, Acknowledgments, Notes, References

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