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If a robot kills someone, who is to blame?

on April 16, 2015

"“There is a question to be asked here about whether allowing machines to kill people diminishes the value of human life for everybody, even if you are not being killed by a robot,” says Peter Asaro, an assistant professor in the School of Media Studies at the New School in New York and a spokesman for the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots."

Date Published:04/16/2015
Original Publication:The Globe and Mail

Published in: Press , killer robots , Robotics