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Research*eu. Issue 80, March 2019

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Special feature: from Asimov to all around us: welcome to the robot revolution. Robots are a staple of science-fiction, with two of the most famous examples being the novel ‘I, Robot’ by the widely acclaimed Isaac Asimov, and Ridley Scott’s 1982 cinematic masterpiece ‘Bladerunner’, with a plot focused on a group of fugitive ‘replicants’, synthetic androids so advanced that they look, sound and act entirely like humans but with superior strength, speed and agility. Another trope of the genre is the number of ethical questions that would abound from the rise of such anthropomorphic machines – would feeling, sentient robots be eligible to be granted the same social, economic and political rights as ‘real’ humans? How would social relationships between humans and robots evolve? What would be considered acceptable interaction and what would be taboo? Will large-scale automation of occupations previously held by humans actually happen and what would be the consequences for society? And, maybe most fundamentally of all, if we were able to manufacture beings that would be the real-life equivalent of the ‘Bladerunner’ replicants, will that then result in a substantial redefinition of what it fundamentally means to be human?
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