Machine Ethics: Creating a Computable Morality

Authors: S. L. Anderson, M. Anderson
Year: 2011
Summary: This book explores the field of machine ethics, which is concerned with creating moral machines. It moves beyond just preventing harm and discusses how AI could be programmed to act ethically. It covers various approaches, including learning ethical principles from examples (case-based reasoning) and implementing specific ethical theories, paving the way for agents that can develop their own moral sense.
Link: https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/machine-ethics/A9902946A5455476B5A7483A3225E6A3