The Making of Imago Hominis: Can We Produce Artificial Companions by Programming Sentience into Robots?

The New Bioethics 28 (2):168-185 (2022)
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This essay discusses sentient robot research through the lens of suffering. First three kinds of suffering are considered: physical, psychological, and existential. Physical pain is shown to b...

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