RT @icracnet: US Navy uses AI software and video games to try to teach its robots about human ethics and norms:

RT @defense_news: ‘The Terminator Conundrum’: Pentagon Weighs Ethics of Pairing Deadly Force, AI

‘The Terminator Conundrum:’ VCJCS Selva On Thinking Weapons

‘The Terminator Conundrum’: Pentagon Weighs Ethics of Pairing Deadly Force, AI

Are robots capable of moral or ethical reasoning? It’s no longer just a question for tenured philosophy professors or Hollywood directors. This week, it’s a question being put to the United Nations

The Coming Robot Dystopia

Robots tueurs, carnage mécanique

Peter Singer - Professor of Utilitarian Ethics And Animal Rights - Biography

During World War II, Nazi doctors had unfettered access to human beings they could use in medical experiments in any way they chose. In one way, these experiments were just another form of mass torture and murder so our moral judgement of them is clear. But they also pose an uncomfortable moral challenge: what if some of the medical experiments yielded scientifically sound data that could be put to good use? Would it be justifiable to use that knowledge?

Terminator Ethics : faut-il interdire les « robots tueurs » ?