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Robots and Socio-Ethical Implications [Guest Editorial]
Katina Michael, Diana Bowman, Meg Leta Jones, Ramona Pringle
- Year
- 2018
- Citations
- 4
Abstract
The articles in this special section focus on the social implications of robotics and artificial intelligence. From lifelike androids to virtual assistants, industrial machines to drones, today’s robot creations, including those in automation, are used to perform any number of specific tasks. These undertakings are repetitive in nature and suggest that we are still a long way from manufacturing “all-purpose” utility robots. History teaches us much about technological innovation and the perils of over-promising.
Keywords
RobotAutomationRoboticsDroneArtificial intelligenceSpecial sectionFocus (optics)Computer scienceEngineeringEngineering ethics
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