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The Open Roboethics initiative (ORi) is a roboethics thinktank that explores different ways to bring together and engage robotics stakeholders so that their feedback can inform the process of making robotics-related design and policy decisions. Headquartered at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, ORi is an interdisciplinary, international group of people passionate about roboethics in general.
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› Poll shows bots seen more as appliance than companion, but still good for whole family
› Reader poll: Home robots — appliance or companion?
› Impact of robocars perceived as net positive even if jobs are displaced
› Reader poll: Will autonomous cars create more jobs than they displace?
› Readers support cars that communicate and self-organize
› Reader poll: How do you feel about “Swarms of Autonomous Cars”?
› If drinking and driving, ride the car that doesn’t need your input or let it go home w/o you
› Reader poll: Should an autonomous car be able to drive w/o a human passenger?
› Readers split on whether they will miss driving their non-autonomous car
› When fully autonomous cars are the norm, will you miss driving?
› Autonomous car poll: Participants choose random chance over informed decision
› Reader poll: How should an autonomous car optimize crashes?
› How do you want to interface with your autonomous car? Poll results
› My (autonomous) car, my safety: Results from our reader poll
› Reader poll: How would you like to interface with your autonomous car?
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