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Quiz: Las Tres Leyes de la Robótica

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Quiz: Las Tres Leyes de la Robótica
 

Quiz: Las Tres Leyes de la RobóticaOnline version

Verdadero o falso sobre las tres leyes.

by David Franco
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Las leyes se aplican únicamente a robots con forma humana.

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Las Tres Leyes fueron introducidas por Isaac Asimov.

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La Tercera Ley dice: un robot debe proteger su propia existencia siempre que no entre en conflicto con las dos primeras.

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La Tercera Ley da prioridad a la autoprotección sobre la obediencia y la seguridad humana.

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La Segunda Ley dice: un robot debe obedecer las órdenes humanas, salvo cuando estas entren en conflicto con la Primera.

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La Primera Ley dice: un robot no puede dañar a un ser humano ni permitir que ese ser sufra daño.

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Asimov formuló las tres leyes en la década de 1950.

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La Segunda Ley permite dañar a un humano si el robot cree que es necesario para cumplir una orden.

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La Primera Ley prohíbe a los robots revelar secretos de los humanos.

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Las leyes se conocen como las Tres Leyes de la Robótica.

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