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Eve Herold, author, "Robots and the People Who Love Them"...
2024-04-22 · via Techtonic with Mark Hurst on WFMU

Show Notes

Robots and the People Who Love Them: Holding on to Our Humanity in an Age of Social Robots , by Eve Herold

eveherold.com

Healthspan Action Coalition

Engineering household robots to have a little common sense, MIT News, March 25, 2024

Tech exec predicts billion-dollar AI girlfriend industry (Futurism, April 13, 2024): “former WeWork exec Greg Isenberg said that after meeting a young guy who claims to spend $10,000 a month on so-called ‘AI girlfriends,’ or relationship-simulating chatbots, he realized that eventually, someone is going to capitalize upon that market the way Match Group has with dating apps.”

Philosophy Talk, April 15, 2024 episode: “As we approach the advent of autonomous robots, we must decide how we will determine culpability for their actions. Some propose creating a new legal category of “electronic personhood” for any sufficiently advanced robot that can learn and make decisions by itself. But do we really want to assign artificial intelligence legal—or moral—rights and responsibilities?”

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