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ORCIDRobophilosophy 2020: Virtual Event
- Marco Nørskov, Johanna Seibt, Oliver Santiago Quick:
Culturally Sustainable Social Robotics - Proceedings of Robophilosophy 2020, Virtual Event, 2020. Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications 335, IOS Press 2020, ISBN 978-1-64368-154-2 - Frontmatter.
- Selma Sabanovic:
Designing "Companion Artifacts": The Relational Construction of Culture and Technology in Social Robotics. 3-4 - Robert Sparrow:
What Robots Represent... and Why It Matters. 5 - Shannon Vallor:
Flourishing Isn't Free: Paying Down Our Moral and Social Debt in Robotic Systems. 6-7 - Alan F. T. Winfield:
"Why Did You Just Do That?" Explainability and Artificial Theory of Mind for Social Robots. 8-9 - Aimee van Wynsberghe:
Social Robots Through the Lens of Care Ethics. 10 - John Danaher:
Robots and Moral Revolutions. 11 - Louis Longin:
Towards a Middle-Ground Theory of Agency for Artificial Intelligence. 17-26 - Henning Mayer:
RoboLabs: Building Surfaces of Intelligibility. 27-39 - Matthew Rueben, Eitan Rothberg, Maja J. Mataric:
Applying the Theory of Make-Believe to Human-Robot Interaction. 40-50 - Johanna Seibt
, Christina Vestergaard, Malene Flensborg Damholdt:
Sociomorphing, Not Anthropomorphizing: Towards a Typology of Experienced Sociality. 51-67 - Tom Poljansek, Tobias Störzinger:
Of Waiters, Robots, and Friends. Functional Social Interactions vs. Close Interhuman Relationships. 68-77 - Peter Remmers:
The Artificial Nature of Social Robots: A Phenomenological Interpretation of Two Conflicting Tendencies in Human-Robot Interaction. 78-85 - Chris Chesher, David Silvera-Tawil:
A Robot-Human Handshake in Space: Touch and Lively Alterity Relations in Social Robotics. 86-95 - Joanna K. Malinowska:
The Growing Need for Reliable Conceptual Analysis in HRI Studies: The Example of the Term 'Empathy'. 96-104 - Rebekka Soma:
Engaging in Deep Wonder at the Experience of Encountering a Lawnmower Robot. 105-113 - Jordan Joseph Wales:
Empathy and Instrumentalization: Late Ancient Cultural Critique and the Challenge of Apparently Personal Robots. 114-124 - Patrick Grüneberg:
Culturally Sustainable Social Robotics as an Empowerment Technology. 127-138 - Gary Smith, Mark L. Ornelas:
Mindreading in the Production of Culturally Sensitive Robot Behaviour. 139-147 - Anna Dobrosovestnova, Glenda Hannibal:
Working Alongside Service Robots: Challenges to Workplace Identity Performance. 148-157 - Masoumeh Mansouri:
Can Current Methods in Knowledge Representation and Reasoning Make Robots Culturally Robust? 158-168 - Christoffer Madsen, Sebastian Madsen, Mikkel Mørk:
From Values to Design Requirements. 169-179 - Kirsikka Kaipainen, Salla Jarske, Jari Varsaluoma, Kaisa Väänänen:
Persuading Youth in Civic Participation with Social Robots: What Is Appropriate? 183-193 - Salla Jarske, Sanna Raudaskoski, Kirsikka Kaipainen:
The "Social" of the Socially Interactive Robot: Rethinking Human-Robot Interaction Through Ethnomethodology. 194-203 - Kathleen Belhassein, Víctor Fernández Castro, Amandine Mayima:
A Horizontal Approach to Communication for Human-Robot Joint Action: Towards Situated and Sustainable Robotics. 204-214 - Kirsten Brukamp:
The Material Re-Turn of the Avatar: Computational Commemoration of the Deceased via Social Robots. 215-226 - Frederieke Y. Jansen:
"How Nice That I Could Love Someone": Science Fiction Film as a Virtual Laboratory. 227-236 - Merle Weßel, Niklas Ellerich-Groppe, Mark Schweda:
Stereotyping of Social Robots in Eldercare: An Explorative Analysis of Ethical Problems and Possible Solutions. 239-246 - Malene Flensborg Damholdt, Christina Vestergaard, Johanna Seibt:
Ascribing Gender to a Social Robot. 247-256 - Oliver Bendel:
The Morality Menu Project. 257-268 - Claire Boine, Céline Castets-Renard, Aurélie Clodic, Rachid Alami:
In Love with a Corporation Without Knowing It: An Asymmetrical Relationship. 269-281 - Christoffer Madsen, Sebastian Madsen, Mikkel Mørk:
Applying Integrative Social Robotics: The Case of Silbot. 282-291 - Anna Strasser:
Social Norms for Artificial Systems. 295-304 - Dina Babushkina:
Robots to Blame? 305-315 - Shuhong Li, Aimee van Wynsberghe, Sabine Roeser:
The Complexity of Autonomy: A Consideration of the Impacts of Care Robots on the Autonomy of Elderly Care Receivers. 316-325 - Oliver Santiago Quick:
Challenges for Sympathetic Robot Design. 326-336 - Raffaele Rodogno:
Nudging by Social Robots. 337-345 - John P. Sullins, Sean Dougherty:
Ethical Nudging of Users While They Interact with Robots. 346-358 - Marcus Westberg, Monika Jingar:
Preserving Personal Perspectives in Coaching Technology. 359-369 - Manuel Dietrich:
Understanding Autonomous Driving as Institutional Activity: Opening New Ways to React to Discriminatory Concerns in Autonomous Driving. 373-383 - Judit Szalai:
Sustaining the Higher-Level Principle of Equal Treatment in Autonomous Driving. 384-394 - Martim Brandão:
Discrimination Issues in Usage-Based Insurance for Traditional and Autonomous Vehicles. 395-406 - Tomi Kokkonen:
Protomoral Machines: The Evolution of Morality as a Guideline for Robot Ethics. 409-418 - Aleksandra E. Kornienko:
Moral Machines: Using Natural Morality to Guide Artificial Morality. 419-430 - Felix Lindner:
Permissibility-Under-A-Description Reasoning for Deontological Robots. 431-439 - Selmer Bringsjord, Michael Giancola, Naveen Sundar Govindarajulu:
Culturally Aware Social Robots That Carry Humans Inside Them, Protected by Defeasible Argumentation Systems. 440-456 - Dave B. Miller:
Considering Human-Computer Conflicts. 457-466 - Michael Funk:
What Is Robot Ethics? ...And Can It Be Standardized? 469-480 - Raya A. Jones:
On Human Freedom in a Posthuman Future: Sources of Dialogical Tensions. 481-489 - Juho Rantala:
Anthropomorphism in Social Robotics: Simondon and the Human in Technology. 490-500 - Gerrit Krueper:
Becoming Cyborg: Liberating One's Real Species-Being. A Materialist Ontology of the Posthuman. 501-509 - Aurélie Clodic, Frank Dignum, Víctor Fernández Castro, Raul Hakli:
Social Models for Social Robotics. 515-519 - Helena Anna Frijns, Oliver Schürer:
Context-Awareness for Social Robots. 520-524 - Dane Leigh Gogoshin:
Robots as Ideal Moral Agents per the Moral Responsibility System. 525-534 - Guy Hoffman:
The Social Uncanniness of Robotic Companions. 535-539 - Víctor Fernández Castro, Raul Hakli, Aurélie Clodic:
What Does It Take to Be a Social Agent? 540-549 - David J. Gunkel:
Should Robots Have Standing? The Moral and Legal Status of Social Robots. 553-557 - Autumn Edwards, Chad Edwards:
Who or What is to Blame? Personality and Situational Attributions of Robot Behavior. 558-562 - Martin Cunneen:
Could Autonomous Vehicles Become Accidental Autonomous Moral Machines? 563-569 - Joshua C. Gellers:
Greening the Machine Question: Towards an Ecological Framework for Assessing Robot Rights. 570-574 - Anne Gerdes:
Do We Need to Understand Social Robots to Grant Them Rights? 575-577 - David J. Gunkel:
The Rights of (Social) Robots. 578-581 - Simon N. Balle, Charles Ess:
Robots in Religious Contexts. 585-591 - Gabriele Trovato:
Pioneering Religion in Robotics: An Historical Perspective. 592-595 - Gereon Kopf:
Does AI Have Buddha-Nature? Reflections on the Metaphysical, Soteriological, and Ethical Dimensions of Including Humanoid Robots in Religious Rituals from one Mahāyāna Buddhist Perspective. 596-600 - Diana Löffler, Marc Hassenzahl:
Robots' Spiritual Superpowers. 601-605 - Ilona Nord, Thomas Schlag:
On the Magical Dimension of Religion. Theological Questions Concerning Robots in Religious Contexts. 606-610 - Charles Ess:
Between Luther and Buddhism: Scandinavian Creation Theology and Robophilosophy. 611-616 - Jesse de Pagter, Guglielmo Papagni, Laura Crompton, Michael Funk, Isabel Schwaninger:
Trust in Robots and AI. 619-622 - Laura Crompton:
A Critical Analysis of the Trust Human Agents Have in Computational and Embodied AI. 623-631 - Michael Funk, Bernhard Dieber, Horst Pichler, Mark Coeckelbergh:
Gamification of Trust in HRI? 632-642 - Jesse de Pagter:
Conceptualizing Trust in Objects of Speculation: A Narrative Approach to Robot Governance. 643-652 - Guglielmo Papagni, Sabine T. Köszegi:
Interpretable Artificial Agents and Trust: Supporting a Non-Expert Users Perspective. 653-662 - Isabel Schwaninger:
Practice-Based Trust Research: Towards Situated Human-Robot Interaction in Older People's Living Spaces. 663-665 - Oliver Schürer:
Think and Perform Tank. 669-677
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