TOPIC: I would like to write about the use, development and ethical boundaries t

TOPIC: I would like to write about the use, development and ethical boundaries that we are striving for when it comes to Artificial Intelligence and its use within robotic systems. Similar to the movies “I, robot” , “Red Planet” and “Black mirror” where the artificially intelligence beings start attacking humans; what are the ethical and moral issues that should be addressed before we create such a system. For this final project I will be focusing mainly on the movie “I, robot” The ethical issues that I want to explore within the constraints of the “I, robot” movie are the following: What are the laws of robotics within the movie and how effective are they? How could we better create a robotic system that can follow a set of moral guidelines that are socially acceptable? Bibliography: Brooker, C., Reisz, B., Jones, A., Bathurst, O., Huq, K., Lyn, E., Armstrong, J., … 4 DVD (Firm),. (2012). Black mirror. “Season 4 Episode 5 titled Metal Head addresses a canine like robot that’s sole purpose is to hunt and eliminate any humans.” This will further my research by showing a negative side of what artificial intelligence could do within a robot system. This episode does not expand into the background of why the robots are homicidal but I would like to use it to touch on the potential for violence that the robotic systems could have without having any type of moral or ethical boundaries. Fridin, Marina. (2014) Kindergarten social assistive robot: First meeting and ethical issues, Computers in Human Behavior. “This scholarly article researches the interaction between a kindergarten robot designed to assist younger children with social interactions. It takes a look at both the software behind the robot and its interactions socially along with the kindergarten students and how they reacted, placed with and socialized with the robot in a school setting. This will be helpful in determining how robots can interact with humans in a school setting as well as how they interact with very young children.” Nilsson, N. J. (1982). Principles of artificial intelligence. Springer Science & Business Media. “Previous treatments of Artificial Intelligence (AI) divide the subject into its major areas of application, namely, natural language processing, automatic programming, robotics, machine vision, automatic theorem proving, intelligent data retrieval systems, etc.”. This will help my research by outlining the different areas in which AI can be divided and theorizing what could be done to better create more stable AI. This research can help with the ability to define any type of reasoning that the software of any robotic system can use to make ethical and moral decisions. Proyas, A. (2004). I, Robot. Twentieth Century Fox. “Movie staring Will Smith who portrays a futuristic detective in a world where robotic servants become self aware and believe that the human presence is a threat and must be wiped out.” This will further my research by showing a negative side of what artificial intelligence could do within a robot system. This will highlight the basis of my paper and defines the moral and ethical questions that I seek to answer in this paper. Russell, S., & Norvig, P. (2002). Artificial intelligence: a modern approach. “Humankind has given itself the scientific name homo sapiens–man the wise–because our mental capacities are so important to our everyday lives and our sense of self. The field of artificial intelligence, or AI, attempts to understand intelligent entities. Thus, one reason to study it is to learn more about ourselves. But unlike philosophy and psychology, which are also concerned with AI strives to build intelligent entities as well as understand them. Another reason to study AI is that these constructed intelligent entities are interesting and useful in their own right.” This will help my research by comparing humanity to AI and vice versa. This research will further assist in how we tend to create our AI in an image of ourselves and how that could both benefit our AI systems