Titlebook: Machine Ethics; From Machine Morals Luís Moniz Pereira,António Barata Lopes Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Computational Mo

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Machine Ethics978-3-030-39630-5Series ISSN 2192-6255 Series E-ISSN 2192-6263

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Intelligence and Autonomy in Artificial Agents, follow trial and error procedures, finding unexpected solutions to problems itself, or in conjunction with other machines. In theory, though we are mindful of the difficulties inherent in the construction of autonomy, nothing in principle prevents machines from attaining it.

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Being and Appearance, or the Omnipresence of Algorithms,ble us to perform predetermined functions, and algorithms with learning and self-modifying capabilities. Finally, we deem it necessary to reflect on the social and cultural consequences of the excessive use of algorithms on human life.

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A Complex Cognitive Ecosystem: Humans and Beings of a Different Nature,fic approach to morals will be set forth. Indeed, we have enough data to conjecture human morals as cases addressable by evolutionary games theory. In this circumstance, it is possible to imagine games of collective strategies of trial and error, with concomitant selection of the most sustainable an