S.Korea Works on Ethical Code for Righteous Robots – Isaac Asimov would be proud!

South Korea is drawing up a code of ethics to stop humans misusing robots – or vice versa, officials said Wednesday. Just the fact that this is happening now means we are making progress in robotics and artificial intelligence!

[Photo] Alex Hubo — the world’s first walking robot with an expressive face resembling Albert Einstein — dances during a demonstration in September 2006.

The South Korean government plans this year to issue a “Robot Ethics Charter” for manufacturers and users which will also cover ethical standards to be programmed into robots, the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy said.

Read the article at Physorg.com

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