A.

WHEN TECHNOLOGY AND HUMANITY

CROSS
1. Technology ROBOTICS AND HUMANITY
1.a. Etymology
1.b. Roles of Technology
RELEVANT DEFINITIONS:
1.b.1 convenience
1.b.2.pleasure and happiness
1.Robot
2. Is technology a want or necessity?
3. Group Report
2.Service robot
3.1. Introduction, Discussion and Conclusion 3.Personal service robot
4.Professional service robot
WHEN TECHNOLOGY AND
HUMANITY CROSS
ROBOTICS AND HUMANITY
ETYMOLOGY OF TECHNOLOGY
● ROLES PLAYED BY ROBOTICS
-Greek words
techne - (art) ● RULES AND CHARACTERISTICS
logos - (word) THAT DEFINE WHAT A GOOD
ROBOT IS (ISAAC ASIMOV (1940s)
-means a discourse on arts
LAW ONE:
-first appeared in the 17th century where
the concept was only used to talk about -a robot may not injure a human being or,
arts, through inaction allow a human being to
specifically applied arts come to harm;

ETHICAL DILEMMA FACED BY THESE LAW TWO:

TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS
1. Most parents argue that these
devices make their children lazy and
unhealthy.
2. Moral dilemma
● Ethics of “responsibility”
-focuses on the positive rather than the
negative
-instead of asking “what ought not to be
allowed?” ask
“What ought to be allowed?”
-a robot must obey orders given it by human
beings except where such orders would
conflict with the First Law;
LAW THREE:
- A robot must protect its own existence as
long as such protection does ot conflict
with the First or Second Law.
ETHICAL DILEMMA FACED
BY ROBOTICS
1. Safety;
2. Emotional component