How Humans Judge Machines

• Main Author: Hidalgo, César A. (auth)
• Other Authors: Orghian, Diana (auth), Canals, Jordi Albo (auth), Almeida, Filipa de (auth), Martin, Natalia (auth)
• Format: Electronic Book Chapter
• Language: English
• Published: Cambridge The MIT Press 2020
• Series: The MIT Press
• Subjects: Machine learning; Ethical & social aspects of IT; A.I. Ethics; Artificial Intelligence; Robotics; Psychology; Automation; Future of Work; Fourth Industrial Revolution; Algorithmic Bias; Privacy; Labor Displacement; Machine Ethics; Moral Psychology; Ethics; Human Robot Interactions; Positive Philosophy; Moral Experiments; Intention; Moral Foundations Theory; Computational Creativity; Uncertainity; Fairness; Bias; Differential Privacy; Anonymity; Wrongness; Demographics; Moral Foundations; Laws or Robotics; Legal Implications of Robotics; Bureacracies
• Online Access: DOAB: download the publication; DOAB: description of the publication

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