Robotics Ethics Challenge

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Test your grasp of humans-as-creators rules.

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Froggy Jumps Robotics Ethics ChallengeOnline version Test your grasp of humans-as-creators rules. by yasmeen.syed@moe.sch.ae 1 What does Asimov's First Law say? a A robot should protect its own existence first. b A robot must always obey humans. c A robot may not harm a human or allow harm. 2 Which law requires obedience unless it conflicts with harm? a First Law b Third Law c Second Law 3 Which law protects a robot's own existence? a First Law b Second Law c Third Law 4 Who created the Three Laws of Robotics? a Arthur C. Clarke b Isaac Asimov c Philip K. Dick 5 What ethical risk comes from robots strictly following commands? a Potential harm to people b No risk c Robots become creative 6 If a command would cause harm, which law takes precedence? a First Law b Second Law c Third Law 7 What is another way to describe the First Law? a Non-harm principle b Self-preservation c Always obey 8 Can a robot disobey a dangerous order? a Yes, to avoid harm b Only if told by humans c No 9 Are the Three Laws designed to enable full autonomous moral thinking? a Yes; they are ethics b Only for cannot think c No; they're rules, not ethics 10 True or false: The Three Laws guarantee ethical robot behavior. a True b Only in labs c False

Froggy Jumps

Robotics Ethics ChallengeOnline version

Test your grasp of humans-as-creators rules.

by yasmeen.syed@moe.sch.ae

What does Asimov's First Law say?

A robot should protect its own existence first.

A robot must always obey humans.

A robot may not harm a human or allow harm.

Which law requires obedience unless it conflicts with harm?

First Law

Third Law

Second Law

Which law protects a robot's own existence?

First Law

Second Law

Third Law

Who created the Three Laws of Robotics?

Arthur C. Clarke

Isaac Asimov

Philip K. Dick

What ethical risk comes from robots strictly following commands?

Potential harm to people

No risk

Robots become creative

If a command would cause harm, which law takes precedence?

First Law

Second Law

Third Law

What is another way to describe the First Law?

Non-harm principle

Self-preservation

Always obey

Can a robot disobey a dangerous order?

Yes, to avoid harm

Only if told by humans

Are the Three Laws designed to enable full autonomous moral thinking?

Yes; they are ethics

Only for cannot think

No; they're rules, not ethics

True or false: The Three Laws guarantee ethical robot behavior.

True

Only in labs

False

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What does Asimov's First Law say?

Which law requires obedience unless it conflicts with harm?

Which law protects a robot's own existence?

Who created the Three Laws of Robotics?

What ethical risk comes from robots strictly following commands?

If a command would cause harm, which law takes precedence?

What is another way to describe the First Law?

Can a robot disobey a dangerous order?

Are the Three Laws designed to enable full autonomous moral thinking?

True or false: The Three Laws guarantee ethical robot behavior.

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