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Robot Which Has Ethics
However, two researchers, Susan Anderson and her husband Michael Anderson have now induced ethics into a robot. This robot can behave on grounds of ethical manner and make morally sound decisions.
This
approach
to
a
robot
takes
into
account
different
ethics
such
as
being
just,
doing
good,
not
causing
harm,
keeping
a
promise
when
deciding
how
to
act
in
a
moral
way.
This
'ethical'
robot
presently
will
be
used
in
medical
field.
The
duty
of
the
robot
would
include
reminding
patients
to
take
their
medicine.
The
robot
reminds
the
patient
to
take
the
medication
and
then
after
the
patient
says
"no" a
couple
of
times,
decides
finally
to
tell
the
doctor.
Experiments of the functions of the robots are still on and will be launched into the market once it is completely tested and proved safe.
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