
handle: 10261/257900
Ethics in Artificial Intelligence is a wide-ranging field which encompasses many open questions regarding the moral, legal and technical issues that arise with the use and design of ethically-compliant autonomous agents. Under this umbrella, the computational ethics area is concerned with the formulation and codification of ethical principles into software components. In this talk, I will take a look at a particular problem in computational ethics: the engineering of moral values into autonomous agents. I will present some results on this area and a vision for future research.
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