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Killer Robots
Submitted by AJung on November 24, 2009 – 2:59 amNo Comment | 58 views
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AJung (@RoboEthics)
Writes about anything & everything Roboethics. Ph.D. student studying Human-Robot Interaction and Roboethics. Mechatronics engineer with a sprinkle of Philosophy background.
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[...] This year alone, I saw at least three new books published on this topic: (in order of publication date) Peter Singer’s Wired for War; Ronald Arkin’s Governing Lethal Behavior in Autonomous Robots; and Armin Krishnan’s Killer Robots. [...]