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The 100th Episode
Ryan Calo appears in the 100th episode of the podcast Surprisingly Free, which celebrates with "a selection of some of the best clips from our last 99 show…
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Let the Robot Drive: The Autonomous Car of the Future Is Here
Ryan Calo is quoted by Tom Vanderbilt, author of the New York Times bestseller Traffic: Why We Drive The Way We Do (And What It Says About Us), in the cover sto…
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Robot ethics book released by MIT Press
I am pleased to announce that our edited volume Robot Ethics: The Social and Ethical Implications of Robotics has now been released by MIT Press. The preface a…
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My CIA briefing on robot ethics
From The Atlantic: Robots are replacing humans on the battlefield--but could they also be used to interrogate and torture suspects? This would avoid a serious…
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We Robot: Call For Papers
The University of Miami School of Law is hosting a conference on the legal and policy aspects of robotics in April 2012 (the same month as National Robotics Wee…
Artificial Intelligence - A Legal Perspective - Video
October 27, 2011 Stanford Center for Internet and Society Speakers: Ian Kerr John O. McGinnis Lawrence B. Solum Mary-Anne Williams Moderator: Ryan Calo In th…
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On The Legality Of Driverless Vehicles: A Response To Tyler Cowen
I agree with most everything economist Tyler Cowen said in his insightful New York Times op ed about autonomous vehicles. This technology holds tremendous promi…
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Robot Film Festival July 16-17, NYC
If you're in New York City this summer, you might want to check out the inaugural Robot Film Festival. The festival runs July 16 and 17. Entries welcome u…
Privacy and Robots
Ethics@Noon: M. Ryan Calo Hosted by Bown H. McCoy Family Center for Ethics in Society January 21, 2011…
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Robot Ethics: A Crash Course
Here's a preview of my forthcoming paper on robot ethics (with co-authors Keith Abney and George Bekey) in Artificial Intelligence journal, one of the best…
Stanford Expert Considers Robots and the Law
M. Ryan Calo, a residential fellow at the Stanford Law School's Center for Internet and Society, is looking at the possible legal ramifications robots and r…