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Título
Social robots, moral emotions
Autor(es)
Materia
Artificial intelligence
Psychology
Contempt
Computer science
Phenomenology
Moral emotions
Social robots
Fecha de publicación
2009-05
Citación
Delgado, A. R., (2009). Social robots, moral emotions. Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems, vol. AIDSS (pp. 263-270). ICEIS.
Resumen
[EN]The affective revolution in Psychology has prod
uced enough knowledge to impl
ement abilities
of emotional
recognition and expression in robots. However, the em
otional prototypes are still very basic, almost
caricaturized ones. If the goal is constructing robots that
respond flexibly, in order to fulfill market demands
from different countries while respec
ting the moral values implicit in the social behavior of their
inhabitants, then these robots will have to be pr
ogrammed attending to detailed descriptions of the
emotional experiences that are considered relevant in
the interaction context in which the robot is going to
be put to work (e.g., assisting people with cognitive or
motor disabilities). The advantages of this approach
are illustrated with an empirical study on contempt, the seventh basic emotion in Ekman’s theory, and one
of the “rediscovered” moral emotions in Haidt’s
New Synthesis. A phenomenol
ogical analysis of the
experience of contempt in 48 Spanish subjects shows
the structure and some vari
ations –prejudiced, self-
serving, and altruistic– of this em
otion. Quantitative information was later obtained with the help of blind
coders. Some spontaneous facial expressions that
sometimes accompany self-reports are also shown.
Finally, some future directions in the Robotic
s-Psychology intersection are presented (e.g., gender
differences in social behavior).
Descripción
Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems, Milan, Italy. May, 2009. ICEIS.
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