Ethics by Agreement in Multi-agent Software Systems

Vivek Nallur; Rem Collier

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Ethics by Agreement in Multi-agent Software Systems

Topics: Agent and Multi-agent Systems; Artificial Intelligence Applications; Social Systems and Applications

In Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on Software Technologies - Volume 1: ICSOFT, 529-535, 2019 , Prague, Czech Republic

Authors: Vivek Nallur and Rem Collier

Affiliation: School of Computer Science, University College Dublin and Ireland

ISBN: 978-989-758-379-7

Keyword(s): Ethics, Autonomous Systems, Bottom-up, Negotiation.

Abstract: Most attempts at inserting ethical behaviour into autonomous machines adopt the ‘designer’ approach, i.e., the ethical principles/behaviour to be implemented are known in advance. Typical approaches include rule-based evaluation of moral choices, reinforcement-learning, and logic based approaches. All of these approaches assume a single moral agent interacting with a moral recipient. This paper argues that there will be more frequent cases where the moral responsibility for a situation will lie among multiple actors, and hence a designed approach will not suffice. We posit that an emergence-based approach offers a better alternative to designed approaches. Further we outline one possible mechanism by which such an emergent morality might be added into autonomous agents.

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Nallur, V. and Collier, R. (2019). Ethics by Agreement in Multi-agent Software Systems.In Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on Software Technologies - Volume 1: ICSOFT, ISBN 978-989-758-379-7, pages 529-535. DOI: 10.5220/0007958105290535

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