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Interesting question: Looking at Issac Amimov's laws, I believe that the 0th law would cause the child to die because that outcome reasonably reduces the numbe
by guidedlight 12y ago
Interesting question:
Looking at Issac Amimov's laws, I believe that the 0th law would cause the child to die because that outcome reasonably reduces the number of humans potentially harmed in the situation (as driving into the wall may cause unpredictable results including additional harm to humans).
Looking at the EPRSC / AHRC principles of robotics, I believe the child would die because robots are artifacts and should not invoke an emotional response.
See: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laws_of_robotics http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laws_of_robotics
- krapp 12y agoIt might be worth mentioning that Asimov's Three Laws were plot devices meant to be broken by robot antagonists for the sake of drama, and that actually taking them seriously as a framework for AI ethics is probably a fool's errand.