Automation, Robotics, and the Economy
The Joint Economic Committee — a congressional committee with members from both the Senate and the House of...
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Do We Love Robots Because We Hate Ourselves?
A piece by our very own Ari N. Schulman, on WashingtonPost.com today: … Even as the significance of the Turing...
Passing the Ex Machina Test
Like Her before it, the film Ex Machina presents us with an artificial intelligence — in this case, embodied as a...
Killer Robots, Human Responsibility, and a Reason to Hope
[Continuing coverage of the UN’s 2015 conference on killer robots. See all posts in this series here.] Things go...
Killer Robots: Where Is the World Heading?
[Continuing coverage of the UN’s 2015 conference on killer robots. See all posts in this series here.] Before I...
Blogging the UN Killer Robots Meeting
[First post in a series covering the UN’s 2015 conference on killer robots. See all posts in the...
Does the U.S. Really “Lag” on Military Robots?
In response to our post “U.S. Policy on Robots in Warfare,” Mark Gubrud has passed along to us a comment: It was...
U.S. Policy on Robots in Warfare
“Atlas,” a humanoid robot built by Boston Dynamics and unveiled in 2013 as part of the “Robotics...
The Blending of Humans and Robots
David Gelernter has written a characteristically thought-provoking essay about what guidance might be gleaned from...
Day 2 at H+ Summit: George Dvorsky gets serious
The 2010 H+ Summit is back underway here at Harvard, running even later than yesterday. After the first couple of...