Be it nursing robots in Japan, self-driving buses in Germany or automated hiring systems in
the USA, complex artificial computing systems have become an indispensable part of our …

We find ourselves surrounded by a rapidly increasing number of autonomous and semi-
autonomous systems. Two great challenges arise from this development: Machine Ethics …

Roughly speaking, the research field of machine ethics deals with devising behavioral
constraints on computational systems to ensure restricted, morally acceptable behavior. The …

Machine ethics is concerned with how machines behave toward human users and other
machines. It aims to create a machine that's guided by an acceptable ethical principle or set …

Machine ethics, machine morality, artificial morality, and computational ethics are all terms
for an emerging field of study that seeks to implement moral decision-making faculties in …

The newly emerging field of machine ethics (Anderson and Anderson 2006) is concerned
with adding an ethical dimension to machines. Unlike computer ethics—which has …

Abstract Machine ethics, in contrast to computer ethics, is concerned with the behavior of
machines towards human users and other machines. It involves adding an ethical …

Machine ethics is an emerging field of research that studies the possibility of constructing
machines that can mimic, simulate, generate, or instantiate ethical sensitivity, learning …

Explainability is assumed to be a key factor for the adoption of Artificial Intelligence systems
in a wide range of contexts (Hoffman, Mueller, & Klein, 2017; Hoffman, Mueller, Klein, & …

The newly emerging field of machine ethics (Anderson and Anderson 2006) is concerned
with adding an ethical dimension to machines. Unlike computer ethics--which has …