Titre : | Ethics and Security Automata : Policy and Technical Challenges of the Robotic Use of Force |
Auteurs : | Sean Welsh |
Type de document : | Thesis |
Editeur : | London [United Kingdom] : Routledge, 2018 |
Article en page(s) : | VIII, 220 p. |
Langues: | Anglais |
Catégories : |
6.60 Equipements et installations > Véhicule > Véhicules autonomes |
Tags : | Police--Equipment and supplies--Moral and ethical aspects ; Security systems--Moral and ethical aspects |
Résumé : | Can security automata (robots and AIs) make moral decisions to apply force on humans correctly? If they can make such decisions, ought they be used to do so? Will security automata increase or decrease aggregate risk to humans? What regulation is appropriate? Addressing these important issues this book examines the political and technical challenges of the robotic use of force. The book presents accessible practical examples of the `machine ethics' technology likely to be installed in military and police robots and also in civilian robots with everyday security functions such as childcare. By examining how machines can pass `reasonable person' tests to demonstrate measurable levels of moral competence and display the ability to determine the `spirit' as well as the `letter of the law', the author builds upon existing research to define conditions under which robotic force can and ought to be used to enhance human security. The scope of the book is thus far broader than `shoot to kill' decisions by autonomous weapons, and should attract readers from the fields of ethics, politics, and legal, military and international affairs. Researchers in artificial intelligence and robotics will also find it useful. |
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305999 | 174/.93632 WEL E | Others | Royal Military Academy | Bibliothèque ERM | Disponible |