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 …

Gender/ing guides how we view ourselves, the world around us, and each other—including
non-humans. Critical voices have raised the alarm about stereotyped gendering in the …

The introduction of artificial teammates in the form of autonomous social robots, with fewer
social abilities compared to humans, presents new challenges for human–robot team …

Inspired by the recent UNESCO report I'd Blush if I Could, we tackle some of the issues
regarding gendered AI through exploring the impact of feminist social robot behaviour on …

A key capability of morally competent robots is to reject or question potentially immoral
human commands. However, robot rejections of inappropriate commands must be phrased …

Motivated by inconsistent, underspecified, or otherwise problematic theories and usages of
social agency in the HRI literature, and leveraging philosophical work on moral agency, we …

In this work, we present Robots for Social Justice (R4SJ): a framework for an equitable
engineering practice of Human-Robot Interaction, grounded in the Engineering for Social …

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 …

Empirical studies have suggested that language-capable robots have the persuasive power
to shape the shared moral norms based on how they respond to human norm violations …

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