Surrogate humanity: race, robots, and the politics of technological futures

Sibille Merz

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Ethics and Social Impacts of AI Social Robot Interaction and HRI Race, Genetics, and Society

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One need not be reminded that a core campaign promise by US-President Donald Trump was to bring back thousands of American working-class jobs, ostensibly “stolen” by predominantly Mexican and Chine...

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