AI Ethics

The ethics of computing refers to the branch of technology ethics focused on robots and other artificially intelligent beings. It is typically divided into two main areas: robo-ethics and machine ethics. Robo-ethics concerns the ethical behavior of humans in designing, building, using, and interacting with artificially intelligent beings. It explores issues related to responsibility, fairness, and the impact of AI on society. Machine ethics, on the other hand, focuses on the ethical behavior of artificial agents themselves, addressing questions of moral decision-making, autonomy, and the responsibility of AI systems in carrying out tasks.

  • Robo-Ethics
  • Machine Ethics