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Robotique et société

Authors: Dumas, Guillaume; Stewart, John Robert;

Robotique et société

Abstract

Dans ce dossier, les auteurs présentent comment la robotique peut non seulement s’inspirer de la biologie mais aussi former un outil pour mieux la comprendre. Nous revenons ici sur l'importance de garder claire la distinction entre organismes naturels et machines artificielles ainsi que de considérer éthiquement l’impact de la robotique et de l’intelligence artificielle sur la société humaine.

Keywords

precautionary principle ; Bionics ; autopoiesis ; ethics ; governance, Bionique ; autopoïèse ; éthique ; gouvernance ; principe de précaution

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