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Developing a tool for eliciting users moral theories for automated moral agents
In recent work, Rautenbach and Keet have developed a model of a system, which they name Genet, that allows the user to choose which moral theory their automated moral agent will follow. What remains unclear, however, is how the users will make this choice, given that most of them will not have the v...
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Department of Computer Science
2025
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