THE PRINCIPLE PROPORTIONS OF PUBLIC OPINION ON MODERATE ROBOTICS

Abstract

This paper examines the public perception of smart robots using an extraordinary concentration on ethical perspective. In doing so, the study reviews the supplementary literature and evaluates information from the comment sections of four public internet news posts on intelligent robots. The findings from the physical analysis of the explored comments indicate that public opinion regarding smart robots is very negative and that the debate is based on various accountability issues as well as the harmful social and economic consequences of robots around the earth. In particular, many comments are called "apocalyptic", indicating that the growth of smart robots is a threat to human existence, as well as changing the human labor through smart robots widens the socio-economic gap. Furthermore, the public debate over whether robots have "rights" or the environmental implications of the growth of robotics is central to this debate. In this paper, we can see a complete comprehensive classification of robots. And the crucial, ethical legal and social issues of robots can be seen. This research is based on Europeans on the robotics roadmap, plus it is the end result of 3 years of
study and discussion with robotics and humanities scholars. This classification refers to obvious or pressing or sensitive ethical difficulties in key application areas of robotics, making in-depth analysis further study.