Human behavior of robots triggers emotions
The interaction between robots and human beings is already a reality in many branches of industry. But if the robots’ behavior is too human, problems can arise.
27 Aug 2018 David SchahinianShare
This is the conclusion reached by a
Most of the test subjects reported afterwards that they did not want to go against what the robot wanted or that they felt sorry for it. “If robots exhibit human responses, you can’t help treating them as you would another human being”, says study director Prof. Nicole Krämer in relation to the results. Accordingly, there are consequences if machines are equipped with human patterns of behavior: “You have to wonder whether it is ethically desirable.”
The EU has been addressing the issue of ethics relating to robots for some time. In 2017, the
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