ETYKA ROBOTÓW BOJOWYCH
The application of autonomous combat systems is one of the most promising directions of military technology development, heralding a revolution in waging wars (the so-called “robolution”). Robots present a set of advantages over human soldiers. Interestingly, they are related not only to the sphere...
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2017-06-01
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| author | Rafał Kopeć |
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| description | The application of autonomous combat systems is one of the most promising directions of military technology development, heralding a revolution in waging wars (the so-called “robolution”). Robots present a set of advantages over human soldiers. Interestingly, they are related not only to the sphere of operational efficiency, but also, potentially, to the sphere of ethics. However, a great deal of technological and ethical dilemmas should be resolved when using combat machines being robots par excellence: capable of operating autonomously (including making life and death decisions). The article focuses on the challenges and possible solutions in building the artificial morality of autonomous combat systems. There are two development approaches – top-down and bottom-up – reflecting two ethical stances: rigorism and situationism. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-1d3d12831c81479f909fd67c043fcdff2023-09-03T07:11:57ZengWydawnictwa AGHStudia Humanistyczne AGH2084-33642017-06-01162516410.7494/human.2017.16.2.51ETYKA ROBOTÓW BOJOWYCHRafał Kopeć0Uniwersytet Pedagogiczny w KrakowieThe application of autonomous combat systems is one of the most promising directions of military technology development, heralding a revolution in waging wars (the so-called “robolution”). Robots present a set of advantages over human soldiers. Interestingly, they are related not only to the sphere of operational efficiency, but also, potentially, to the sphere of ethics. However, a great deal of technological and ethical dilemmas should be resolved when using combat machines being robots par excellence: capable of operating autonomously (including making life and death decisions). The article focuses on the challenges and possible solutions in building the artificial morality of autonomous combat systems. There are two development approaches – top-down and bottom-up – reflecting two ethical stances: rigorism and situationism.http://journals.bg.agh.edu.pl/STUDIA/2017.16.2/human.2017.16.2.51.pdfrobolutioncombat robotautonomy roboethicsartifi cial morality |
| spellingShingle | Rafał Kopeć ETYKA ROBOTÓW BOJOWYCH Studia Humanistyczne AGH robolution combat robot autonomy roboethics artifi cial morality |
| title | ETYKA ROBOTÓW BOJOWYCH |
| title_full | ETYKA ROBOTÓW BOJOWYCH |
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| title_full_unstemmed | ETYKA ROBOTÓW BOJOWYCH |
| title_short | ETYKA ROBOTÓW BOJOWYCH |
| title_sort | etyka robotow bojowych |
| topic | robolution combat robot autonomy roboethics artifi cial morality |
| url | http://journals.bg.agh.edu.pl/STUDIA/2017.16.2/human.2017.16.2.51.pdf |
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