Question

Select TWO claims to the box to show how the author develops a strong argument about Al and society.

Claims;

A: The human mind Is often hesitant about trusting new inventions.
B: Robots have enough common sense to complete simple tasks without mistakes.
C: Al Is able to make a connection between one life event that causes another life event
D: The risk of Al disobeying reasonable commandsIs founded in fiction

Answer 1

The arguments are presented in the explanation.

Step-by-step explanation:

When people interact with socially interactive robots on a regular basis, it could be that people start developing some kind of relationship with such robots.

People are able to get attached to several objects in our everyday world. However, the relationships we build with regular objects differ significantly from those we may build with socially interactive robots.

In contrast to common nonhuman objects, socially interactive robots act autonomously, which increases people’s expectations about its capacities. Moreover, human–robot interactions are constructed according to the rules of human–human interaction, inviting users to interact socially with robots.

The ethical considerations of human–robot relationships such that the social robots will bring a natural way of interaction which will be beneficial for the humans as well as the robots.