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Stanford Expert Considers Robots and the Law

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M. Ryan Calo, a residential fellow at the Stanford Law School's Center for Internet and Society, is looking at the possible legal ramifications robots and robotics manufacturers might face.

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  • I still prefer humans than robots.

  • You can't deny the propagation of future technology as it is inevitable.

    However I agree with you about people needing more love, robots certainly can't do that, but don't put down the people that keep our world moving forward.

  • Since when does a company need a blanket waiver from liability before it can invest and innovate? We can't throw out our ability to bring legitimate suits in order to protect companies from frivolous ones.

  • lol

  • wow this is some really good stuff, does Stanford participant in any Robo-fests?

  • I agree... but in 1 minute and 34 seconds, it's hard to say much of anything at all.

  • Liability falls with the production site when it involves manufacturing robotics.

    A real life issue about combat robotics is the Vulcan Phalanx. In combat, once a pilot is shot out of his or her aircraft, they are no longer a threat according the the Geneva Convention laws. A CIWS system will continue to shoot a target until it is completely destroyed and this can very well include a pilot decending in a white parachute. To shoot such a pilot is a violation of the rules of war.

  • Think you're having problems now. Wait till the robots reach singularity!

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