Ethical Implications of In-Home Robots

Explore the ethical implications of in-home robots in this conference talk from BSidesLV 2016. Delve into topics such as robot personality, credentials, autonomous agents, and human-computer interaction. Examine the concept of robot responsibility, empathy, and rapport-building. Analyze the potential for abuse of authority, compromised systems, and robot persuasiveness. Discuss the role of robots in customer service, ethics boards, and security concerns. Investigate case studies involving robot hotels, in-home privacy, elderly care, robot mediators, and medical robots. Consider network implications, gender representation in robotics, and levels of adoption. Reflect on the human element and the question of whether irrational behavior should be programmed into robots.

Introduction
Personality
Credentials
Autonomous Agents
Ski Robot
Robot Olympics
Team Pride
Human Computer Interaction Laboratory
Naming Robots
Robot Responsibility
Empathy
Building rapport
Virus
People got upset
How can this be applied
Authority
Robot vs Human
Human vs Robot
Abuse of Authority
Compromised
Robot persuasiveness
Argument
Emotion word
Script
Quotes
Think make decisions have discussions
Robots in customer service roles
Ethics boards
Security
IP Address
Web Page
Case Studies
Quote
Robots
Robot Hotel
In Home Privacy
Old Folks Home
Robot Mediators
Medical Robots
DDOS Surgery Robots
Network Implications
White Robots
Biceps
Male robot
Female robot
Ethical implications
Levels of adoption
Should you be irrational
Human element