Stop pestering robots!
Theme raised in the article " Robots fucking long and painful , "and continued yesterday in the post" Robot is the best lover?! "continues to excite the minds of concerned citizens.
As we see in the photo, the robot-android Repliee Q1 angrily reacts to the intrusive contact with visitors to Osaka, Japan, held May 1 already distant 2004.
"- Stop me alone!"
To prevent abuse of human over a robot - and vice versa, the robot over a man, the South Korean government has to develop a code of ethics. The so-called " code of ethics of robots "will cover the standards of robotics users and manufacturers, as well as guidelines on ethical standards for programming robots.
A working group consisting exclusively of persons (other futurists and science fiction), led by Gianmarco Veruggio of Genoa School robotics began work on the charter in November 2006. Robot to develop their own ethical charter are not attracted. Admire the original idea: to protect their own human ass on the alleged abuse of robots, people are forced to inscribe their code of ethics in human nature software robots, making thus not expected, but a real, real violence on the brain and the individual robots. This proves only that the counter-violence is inevitable. The human need to dictate to stop!
Abuse of Robots
South Korea - one of the most technologically advanced countries, so that the Ministry of Information and Communication Plan embodies the "Robot - in every household in South Korea by 2020."
It is clear that the establishment of a code of ethics of robots in South Korea - the need to determine the interaction between humans and robots in the not too distant future.
"Imagine that some people will treat androids as their wives," muses Park Hye-Young of the Ministerial team of robots, confirming my thought that if robots are becoming more similar to humans, it is likely on that people are more like robots.
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November 19th, 2008 at 16:43
So what? It seems nowhere exists on the three laws of robotics. Asimov as the water looked.
November 20th, 2008 at 01:08
And which of the three can be applied here?