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  1. Characteristics and challenges in the industries towards responsible AI: a systematic literature review.Marianna Anagnostou, Olga Karvounidou, Chrysovalantou Katritzidaki, Christina Kechagia, Kyriaki Melidou, Eleni Mpeza, Ioannis Konstantinidis, Eleni Kapantai, Christos Berberidis, Ioannis Magnisalis & Vassilios Peristeras - 2022 - Ethics and Information Technology 24 (3):1-18.
    Today humanity is in the midst of the massive expansion of new and fundamental technology, represented by advanced artificial intelligence (AI) systems. The ongoing revolution of these technologies and their profound impact across various sectors, has triggered discussions about the characteristics and values that should guide their use and development in a responsible manner. In this paper, we conduct a systematic literature review with the aim of pointing out existing challenges and required principles in AI-based systems in different industries. We (...)
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  • Law and software agents: Are they “Agents” by the way?Emad Abdel Rahim Dahiyat - 2020 - Artificial Intelligence and Law 29 (1):59-86.
    Using intelligent software agents in the world of e-commerce may give rise to many difficulties especially with regard to the validity of agent-based contracts and the attribution of liability for the actions of such agents. This paper thus critically examines the main approaches that have been advanced to deal with software agents, and proposes the gradual approach as a way of overcoming the difficulties of such agents by adopting different standards of responsibility depending whether the action is done autonomously by (...)
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  • The autonomy-safety-paradox of service robotics in Europe and Japan: a comparative analysis.Hironori Matsuzaki & Gesa Lindemann - 2016 - AI and Society 31 (4):501-517.
    Service and personal care robots are starting to cross the threshold into the wilderness of everyday life, where they are supposed to interact with inexperienced lay users in a changing environment. In order to function as intended, robots must become independent entities that monitor themselves and improve their own behaviours based on learning outcomes in practice. This poses a great challenge to robotics, which we are calling the “autonomy-safety-paradox” (ASP). The integration of robot applications into society requires the reconciliation of (...)
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