Emotional Robots
This article explores the development of artificial intelligence (AI) from a social and ethical perspective. It invites the reader to consider high-level questions about the future for this technology, what emotional intelligence is, how humans think, the ethical implications of building AI that act like humans, and what would happen if AI became more intelligent than us.
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Series: Connected 2018 Level 4 - Digital Space
Category: Non-fiction
Strand: Nature of technology
Emotional Robots
Words by Aimie Cronin
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