The fourth industrial revolution: robot ethics
summary
Survey of four recurring ethical problems with robots names concrete examples and tradeoffs: slavery and servitude traced to the word robot and RUR, harm and weapons with a coalition of 61 NGOs campaigning to ban fully autonomous weapons, safety tradeoffs in self‑driving cars (they will save lives and cost lives) and historical data on disruption of work and animals like 20 million horses replaced by cars, identity questions from Turing and geminoid projects, responsibility gaps when a consumer device like the robot phone from Sharp acts in social spaces.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 5:01Prometheus
- 7:03Killer robots
- 8:20Selfdriving cars
- 11:41Sex work
- 13:39Turing test
- 14:56Illusionists
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