October 11, 2009 12:00 PM - 23 attended
Robot Ethics Beyond the Three Laws
Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics became a rich source of plots for many of his SF stories and novels. Being widely known, they have been examined in detail and are now widely recognized as inadequate. Numerous efforts have been made (and are still attempted) by various parties to either improve or replace them with more acceptable codes. But the field is still in its infancy and many opinions abound with little general consensus.
I only have a few things to say on the topic; not enough for a presentation but surely enough to inject into the discussion as needed. I am evaluating suitable introductory videos.
Those of you who missed it may want to view the video of the presentation Jamais Cascio did in March at the AI Meetup at http://www.openthefut...
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Bob BlumOur leader (Monica) was characteristic
ally bright and engaging as she led this discussion of robo-ethics. Group comments were amazingly insightful. We discussed control of unmanned drones and other applications. Also, discussed werre limitations of predicate calculus and related symbolic methods. These were contrasted with model-free pattern matching approaches (and hybrids).
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