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TUESDAY 28th of FEBRUARY 2006
BIBLIOTECA BERIO - SALA LIGNEA, GENOVA |
"HUMAN RIGHTS"
Key topics: The Pugwash Experience, International Humanitarian Law, Hi-Tech for Developing Countries,
Ethical Committees |
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Fiorella Operto (School of Robotics, Genova, Italy)
Roboethics' History |
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Tom Børsen Hansen (Center for the Philosophy of Nature and Science studies ,Copenhagen, Denmark)
The Social Responsibility of Scientists - A Pugwash Perspective |
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Klavs Birkholm (The Danish Council of Ethics, Copenhagen, Denmark)
When man makes himself - a few reflexions from Homo Artefactus, a project group within the Danish Council of Ethics |
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Michael Nagenborg (University of Karlsruhe, Germany)
Knowbots and the two concepts of freedom |
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"SOCIAL ASPECTS"
Key topics: Science and technology policy of research, Science Communication, East-West Understanding, Personal and Professional Responsibility, Privacy and Safety, International Standards Insurances |
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Fiorella Operto (School of Robotics, Genova , Italy)
East-West Understanding |
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Michael Nagenborg (University of Karlsruhe, Germany)
Privacy and the Ethical Design of Surveillance |
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Flo Conway, Jim Siegelman (Journalists/writers, USA)
The Moral Traps of the Digital Age and the Analog Future |
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Atsuo Takanishi (Department of Mechanical Engineering & Humanoid Robotics Institute, Waseda University, Japan)
Legal Aspects |
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IEEE-Robotics and Automation Society / Technical Committee on Roboethics
(keywords: ICRA 2007Workshop Proposal, Special Issues on Roboethics, Membership Promotion) |
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Bruno Siciliano (University of Naples)
IEEE-RAS President Elect |
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Gianmarco Veruggio (Scuola di Robotica & CNR)
TC Corresponding Chair |
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Ronald Arkin (Georgia Tech)
TC Co-chair |
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Atsuo Takanishi (Waseda University)
TC Co-chair |
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