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The Challenge of Moral Machines - Philosophy Now 
philosophynow.org | Mon, Mar 30
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In his robot stories, sci fi writer Isaac Asimov proclaimed three Laws that he said should guide the behavior of robots (don’t allow humans to be harmed, obey humans, and self-preservation). Asimov’s Laws are what many people think of first when they ...
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