Titlebook: Sociality and Normativity for Robots; Philosophical Inquir Raul Hakli,Johanna Seibt Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 art

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Joint Commitments and Group Identification in Human-Robot Interaction,ticle, we tackle some features that, we claim, make commitments crucial for human-human interactions. In particular, we focus on some reasons for believing that commitments can facilitate the planning and coordination of actions involving multiple agents: not only can commitments stabilize and perha

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The Problem of Understanding Social Norms and What it Would Take for Robots to Solve it,an understanding of social norms. In support of this skepticism, we first consider an argument to the effect that a basic sensitivity to norms requires no mindreading abilities and may therefore also be found in non-human animals. In rebutting this view, we rely on arguments based on Searle’s theory

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,“I Tech Care”: How Healthcare Robotics Can Change the Future of Love, Solidarity, and Responsibilitased on the simplistic optimism in a new commercial artifact but, involve a meaningful transformation of two rational features of human reality – ontology and normativity. In this paper my aim is to take a step forwards by investigating the kind of care relationship that could exist between a robot

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,“Robot” as a Life-Form Word,y are, as a matter of principle, unable to participate in the discursive practices within which our social form of life is negotiated. With robots (and their virtual counterparts, the bots) currently entering our service economy, it is not entirely unlikely to assume that this view is about to be di

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Mindshaping and Robotics, teach cultural and rational norms and complex cultural patterns of behavior that enhance social cognition. Secondly, I will highlight how this framework can open new research perspectives in the area of social robotics.

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