Moral Machines Teaching Robots Right from Wrong

By:

Wallach, Wendell

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford Oxford University Press 2009Description: 275pISBN:

9780195374049

DDC classification:

O29.1(N40) W155

Partial contents:

Chapter I. Why Machine Morality? 13 Chapter 2. Engineering Morality 25 Chapter 3. Does Humanity Want Computers Making Moral Decisions? 37 Chapter 4. Can (Ro)bots Really Be Moral? 55 Chapter 5. Philosophers, Engineers, and the Design of AMAs 73 Chapter 6. Top-Down Morality 83 Chapter 7. Bottom-Up and Developmental Approaches 99 Chapter 8. Merging Top-Down and Bottom-Up 117 Chapter 9. Beyond Vaporware? 125 Chapter 10. Beyond Reason 139 Chapter 11. A More Human-Like AMA 171 Chapter 12. Dangers, Rights, and Responsibilities 189 Epilogue-(Ro)bot Minds and Human Ethics 21

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