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On Moral Machines and Embodied Biases

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Post date February 28, 2021
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Context: The Appearance of Robots Affects Our Perception of the Morality of Their Decisions Curious: “People consider moral decisions made by humanoid robots to be less ethically sound than when another human or traditional-looking robot makes the same decision.” The uncanny valley rides again. This is a particular instance of a general principle. The apperception […]

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An Organisational Uncanny Valley

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Post date August 9, 2019
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The entities and artefacts we make “in our own image” include the abstractions and patterns through which we understand and organise the world and ourselves.

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