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How to teach manners to a robot | Motherboard

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02 May 2014



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Some, including AJung Moon, a University of British Columbia researcher and member of the Open Roboethics Initiative, believe there are even more practical, subtle issues that need to be tackled first—like teaching robots how to be polite.

 

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If you liked this scoop, you may also be interested the article it is based on, by AJung Moon:  What should a robot do? Designing robots that know right from wrong

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