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On the Ethical Quandaries of a Practicing Roboticist: A First-Hand Look

Robotics has progressed substantially over the last 20 years, moving from simple proof-of-concept experimental research to developing market and military technologies that have significant ethical consequences. This paper provides the reflections of a roboticist on current research directions within the field and the social implications associated with its conduct.

Ronald C. Arkin

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