The development and deployment of humanoid robots bring forth various ethical considerations. Could you outline some of the key ethical dilemmas that researchers, policymakers, and society at large must grapple with as these robots become more integrated into our daily lives? How are these concerns being addressed in the design and regulation of humanoid robotics?
Deployment of humanoid robots can increase social inequalities and disparities in education, healthcare, employment, etc.
Vey interesting articla on this topic '"Regulation and Entrainment in Human-Robot Interaction' Dr. Cynthia Breazeal MIT Artificial Intelligence Lab
There is a good book The Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells ... it deals also with sexbots called comfort units
and I add a fourth Asimov-AI-law of robotics: "There is a natural timeless scale of ethics!" (on P. 30) in guna.ch/manifest.pdf
Gradual increase in unemployment rate, social inequalities and possible high rate of corruptions.
Humanoid robots do not have the pattern of ethical principles: instintual depositions, moral conscience, emotional behaviour and empathy.
Here are some key points to consider:
Privacy and Data Security, Informed Consent, Impact on Employment, Psychological and Emotional Impact, Accountability, and Responsibility.
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