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"Remedies for Robots" by Mark A. Lemley and Bryan Casey

What happens when artificially intelligent robots misbehave? The question is not just hypothetical. As robotics and artificial intelligence systems ...

Remedies for Robots | The University of Chicago Law Review

We seek to explore what remedies the law can and should provide once a robot has caused harm. Remedies are sometimes designed to make plaintiffs whole.

Remedies for Robots by Mark A. Lemley, Bryan Casey :: SSRN

Our focus here is different. We seek to explore what remedies the law can and should provide once a robot has caused harm.

Remedies for Robots1 - Stanford Law School Conferences

Remedies for Robots1. Mark A. Lemley2 & Bryan Casey3 ... In this paper, we begin to think about how we might design a system of remedies for robots.

Remedies for Robots - Journal Article - Stanford Law School

Mark A. Lemley & Bryan Casey, Remedies for Robots, 86 University of Chicago Law Review 1311 (2019).

Robots: Regulation, Rights, and Remedies - IGI Global

Robots: Regulation, Rights, and Remedies: 10.4018/978-1-7998-3130-3.ch008: More and more often legal scholars notice that developments in robotics are ...

How are we going to treat robots better than we often treat humans?

The only rational reason for treating robots like humans is to build off human/robot interactions to make them more streamlined and accessible.

Remedy Robotics

Let's work together. Remedy Robotics' broader vision is to combine thought leading clinicians with the brightest engineers to solve high impact problems. We are ...

Artificial Intelligence: Should Robots Have Rights? - Avasant

Just as we treat animals in a humane way, so we should also treat robots with respect and dignity. Counterpoint: The Argument Against Rights for Robots.

Robots are already with us - how we treat them tells us a lot about ...

Studies show that we behave differently toward embodied robots than characters on a screen, in part because we're biologically hardwired to react to physical ...

Why we should show machines some respect - MIT Media Lab

Kate Darling explores the human implications of the ways we treat robots and other machines.

Should we treat robots like people? - Quora

The only rational reason for treating robots like humans is to build off human/robot interactions to make them more streamlined and accessible.

Robots: Regulation, Rights, and Remedies - ResearchGate

Download Citation | Robots: Regulation, Rights, and Remedies | More and more often legal scholars notice that developments in robotics are becoming ...

Liability for robots I: legal challenges | Journal of Institutional ...

Several legal and economic scholars across the world have argued for the need to rethink legal remedies as we apply them to robot torts. Yet, to ...

Whether to Save a Robot or a Human: On the Ethical and Legal ...

In this scenario, it seems appropriate that we should treat robots as equal to human beings. In (Putman, 1964) observed that the materials used ...

Rules for robots, and why medical AI breaks them - PubMed Central

Disregarding the context of such choices can produce suboptimal policies when - as in medicine and many other contexts - the use of personal ...

Loza & Loza Sponsors SVIPLA Program “Remedies for Robots” in ...

Loza & Loza LLP is pleased to sponsor the Silicon Valley Intellectual Property Law Association's (SVIPLA) February 28 program “Remedies for Robots” in Palo ...

How we treat animals might show us how we will treat robots

How we treat animals might show us how we will treat robots · Understanding the way other species see and interact with the world could change ...

Should Robots Have the Right to Defend Themselves?

Will we continue to treat robots as advanced tools, or will we eventually extend to them the rights we reserve for ourselves? The latter could ...

Ethics of AI: how should we treat rational, sentient robots – if they ...

Two common arguments might suggest that the matter has no practical relevance and any ethical questions need not be taken seriously.