Principles of robotics: regulating robots in the real world

Margaret A. Boden · Joanna Joy Bryson · Darwin G. Caldwell · Kerstin Dautenhahn · Lilian Edwards · Sarah Kember +8 more

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Ethics and Social Impacts of AI Social Robot Interaction and HRI Robotics and Automated Systems

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This paper proposes a set of five ethical principles, together with seven high-level messages, as a basis for responsible robotics. The Principles of Robotics were drafted in 2010 and published online in 2011. Since then the principles have influenced, and continue to influence, a number of initiatives in robot ethics but have not, to date, been formally published. This paper remedies that omission.

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