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A comprehensive look at some of the most challenging issued facing our worldwide culture in the near future. Machines are already acting for us. Can we assume that they will behave morally? Allen and Wallach think we can make them do so; the consequences of failure are ugly. Everyone should read this book.
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verbal gymnastics--refreshing!Moral Machines: Teaching Robots Right from Wrong by Wendell Wallach
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A comprehensive look at some of the most challenging issued facing our worldwide culture in the near future. Machines are already acting for us. Can we assume that they will behave morally? Allen and Wallach think we can make them do so; the consequences of failure are ugly. Everyone should read this book.(1 of 1 readers found this comment helpful)