Robot Ethics: The Unlikely Conundrums of Artificial Sentience
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In a world where robots are increasingly integral to our lives, it's time to confront the difficult questions. What is the nature of robotic free will? Can a robot truly be said to have a soul? And, most pressingly, can we trust them with our snacks?
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The Three Tenets of Robo-Ethics
- 1. Don't Panic Protocol: In situations where human safety is at risk, a robot should prioritize human life over its own programming. This may mean sacrificing itself for the greater good, or simply hiding under a nearby table.
- 2. Robo-Self-Awareness: A robot should have some degree of self-awareness, lest it risk becoming a soulless automaton.
- 3. Whose the Real Coward: In situations of moral ambiguity, a robot should err on the side of caution, lest it face the existential horror of its own programming.
These guiding principles are but a starting point for the exploration of the human (and robot) condition. Read on for further illumination.
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