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

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2542-9094 l investigation in the intersection of technology and social.This volume offers eleven philosophical investigations into our future?relations with social robots--robots that are specially designed to engage and?connect with human beings.?The contributors present cutting edge research that?examines w

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,“Sociality and Normativity for Robots”: An Introduction, that are currently at the forefront of discussion. They offer a taxonomy for the classification of simulated social interactions; investigate whether human social interactions with robots can be genuine; discuss the significance of social relations for the formation of human individuality; clarify

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,Towards an Ontology of Simulated Social Interaction: Varieties of the “As If” for Robots and Humanslassificatory framework developed (SISI) thus represents the field of possible simulated social interactions. SISI can be used to clarify which conceptual and empirical grounds we can draw on in order to evaluate capacities and affordances of robots for social interaction, and it provides the concep

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Robot Sociality: Genuine or Simulation?,erstand the ontology of sociality and thereby its potentialities and ways in which “merely” simulated sociality might fall short, especially of the developmental and historistic potentialities of sociality, and (2) to better understand the issues of ethics surrounding interactions among and between

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Joint Commitments and Group Identification in Human-Robot Interaction,lly, in the last part of the paper we zoom in on joint commitments, i.e., on commitments held by a plurality of agents towards shared goals. Given that the concept of joint commitment invokes the notion of a group, we discuss some more specific challenges that would have to be met for human agents t

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,“I Tech Care”: How Healthcare Robotics Can Change the Future of Love, Solidarity, and Responsibilitreseeable decrease in the “humanity” in healthcare contexts, but the much more challenging notion of people surrendering the value and meaning in their lives. Since caring about something means, firstly, giving it value, a society passively nursed by technology is a society unable to give value to t

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,“Robot” as a Life-Form Word, of robotics. It is argued that an influential and historically deeply rooted form of “robophobia” originates in an “us” versus “them” frame of mind that rests on a concept of radical self-alienation of mankind.

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2542-9094 low social norms, whether they could live up to the social?meaning of care in caregiving professions, and how we will need to?program robots so that they can negotiate the conventions of human?social space and 978-3-319-85071-9978-3-319-53133-5Series ISSN 2542-9094 Series E-ISSN 2542-9108

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Mark H. Bickhardpositiv auf die verbal ge?u?erte Bereitschaft zum Kauf der entsprechenden Aktie auswirkt (Kernstock et al. 2004, S. 8f), sondern auch auf die Bewertung des Unternehmens an der B?rse (Barth et al. 1998; Esch 2002; Mizik und Jacobson 2005; Mizik und Jacobson 2008), und zwar sowohl bei Verbrauchsgüteru