Abstract Purpose of Review As robots become increasingly prevalent and capable, the
complexity of roles and responsibilities assigned to them as well as our expectations for …

As social robots rapidly become mainstream technologies, it is critical for HRI researchers
and practitioners to consider their societal and ethical impacts as well as their ability to …

Interactive intelligent systems are increasingly being deployed in safety critical contexts like
Space Exploration. For humans to safely and successfully complete collaborative tasks with …

This column traces the evolution of electronic resources for language learning over the past
25 years, focusing on the arrival and transformation of the “world wide web”, the dramatic …

We examined how robots can successfully serve as moral advisors for humans. We
evaluated the effectiveness of moral advice grounded in deontological, virtue, and …

The proliferation of Large Language Models (LLMs) presents both a critical design
challenge and a remarkable opportunity for the field of Human–Robot Interaction (HRI) …

Ethical deliberation has proved a consistent feature of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
since its earliest years, spanning the respectful involvement of research participants to …

From robots to autonomous vehicles, the design of artificial moral agents (AMAs) is an area
of growing interest to HCI, and rising concern for the implications of deploying moral …

Language-capable robots require moral competence, including representations and
algorithms for moral reasoning and moral communication. We argue for an ethical pluralist …

Abstract Language-enabled robots with moral reasoning capabilities will inevitably face
situations in which they have to respond to human commands that might violate normative …