How do we best classify ethical issues in AI and robotics? Which disciplines provide possible classification frameworks i.e. philosophy of ethics, psychology of moral reasoning, the law and human rights, the study of etiquette, sociology of norms, control systems theory, neuroscience of impulse regulation, science fiction, etc. etc.
Many possibilities - can you point me in the direction of any possible frameworks?
The first distinction I would make is
1. Ethical as to the AI vs.
2. Ethical as to the rest of us.
As strange as it may seem, automaton has innate rights according to the physical constructal law.
“Ethical issues” will surface during the evolution of automaton replacing humans in the work place. Society may develop a concept of redistributing automaton's generated wealth, by the state, as a guaranteed minimum income. This satisfies most of UN’s Article 25 human rights objectives at a “minimum” standard of living. If one desires a higher standard of living, get a job.
On the subject of evolution, perhaps, one day educational institutions may include the following discovery in their curriculum, enhancing reason and ethics in the evolution of the sciences, technology, economics, governance, philosophy, automaton, etc. embracing a civil society relative to the physical constructal law:
https://www.academia.edu/37021128/Scientific_Proof_of_Our_Unalienable_Rights
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