EPILOGUE—(RO)BOT MINDS AND HUMAN ETHICS
EPILOGUE—(RO)BOT MINDS AND HUMAN ETHICS
The richness of human moral decision making is underscored by the project of developing an artificial moral agent. This brief epilogue discusses how the project of designing artificial moral agents feeds back into our understanding of ourselves as moral agents and of the nature of ethical theory itself. The limitations of current ethical theory for developing the control architecture of artificial moral agents highlights deep questions about the purpose of such theories.
Keywords: artificial moral agents, ethical theory, moral decision making
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