Serial Number: http://www.riss.kr/link?id=A107155693

Title: Artificial Intelligence Ethics and RoboEthics, Differences and Continuity - Toward AI ethics as everyone's ethics -

Author: Heo Eu-Sun, Lee Yeon-Hee, Shim, Ji-Won

Journal: PhilosophyㆍThoughtㆍCulture

Vol: (34)

Pages: 41-72

Date: 2020.

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<Abstract>

In the AI ​​ethics discussion, robot ethics is generally regarded as the first normative approach to AI technology, an early stage in the AI ​​ethics discussion. Meanwhile, the two discussions are sometimes described without any particular distinction. How should their correlation be understood in the context of AI ethics? The thesis clarifies the relationship between the discussion of roboethics and AI ethics to increase the understanding and effectiveness of AI ethics. The connection and mixing of roboethics and AI ethics is found in the literature from 2016 to 2018. As robots become autonomous systems, issues of roboethics are integrated with issues of artificial intelligence ethics. On the other hand, it can also be found that the discussion of roboethics is similar to that of AI ethics. From this, it can be seen that the relationship between the two ethics should be understood as a continuation of the technology-society-value discussion, and it should go beyond the focus of the existing discussion and become ‘everyone’s ethics’ based on human responsibility. It is requested to combine human life and value orientation in the future with special period conditions and consider it critically with alternative imagination.