Robophilosophy: Philosophy Of, For, and by Social Robotics
暫譯: 機器人哲學：社會機器人的哲學、為了社會機器人而存在的哲學及由其創造的哲學

Name: Robophilosophy: Philosophy Of, For, and by Social Robotics
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Author: Seibt, Johanna, Hakli, Raul, Norskov, Marco
ISBN: 0262044986

Seibt, Johanna, Hakli, Raul, Norskov, Marco

出版商: MIT
出版日期: 2026-01-13
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語言: 英文
頁數: 480
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ISBN: 0262044986
ISBN-13: 9780262044981
相關分類: 機器人製作 Robots

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商品描述

A comprehensive introduction to robophilosophy, the new field that explores the deep and far-reaching implications of social robotics.

Robophilosophy is the philosophical engagement with the phenomena and problems that arise with "social robots," i.e., robots developed for use everywhere in society, at work, in public spaces, or at home. Robophilosophy is applied philosophy undertaken in close contact with, or even as part of, empirical research in the multidisciplinary areas of Human-Robot Interaction studies and social robotics. It includes, but goes beyond, ethical considerations, offering new research in social ontology, philosophy of mind, metaphysics, and more.

The book explores the wide-ranging questions we currently have about the new class of artificial social agents generated by robotics technology. Written by researchers from philosophy, psychology, and the technical sciences, the book shows how philosophical knowledge can help us to navigate the unprecedented sociocultural risks arising from this technology.

商品描述(中文翻譯)

對於機器人哲學的全面介紹，這是一個探索社會機器人深遠影響的新領域。

機器人哲學是對「社會機器人」現象及其所引發問題的哲學探討，即為在社會各處、工作場所、公共空間或家庭中使用的機器人所進行的研究。機器人哲學是一種應用哲學，與人機互動研究及社會機器人學等多學科領域的實證研究密切相關，甚至可以視為其一部分。它不僅包括倫理考量，還提供了社會本體論、心靈哲學、形而上學等新研究。

本書探討了我們目前對於由機器人技術產生的新類別人工社會代理人所提出的廣泛問題。這本書由來自哲學、心理學和技術科學的研究者撰寫，展示了哲學知識如何幫助我們應對這項技術所帶來的前所未有的社會文化風險。

作者簡介

Johanna Seibt is Professor of Philosophy at the Research Unit for Robophilosophy and Integrative Social Robotics at Aarhus University, Denmark.

Raul Hakli is University Researcher at the Department of Practical Philosophy, University of Helsinki, Finland.

Marco Nørskov is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the Research Unit for Robophilosophy and Integrative Social Robotics at Aarhus University, Denmark.