Japan Implements Asimov’s First Law of Robotics
‘The industry of robotics is growing fast in Japan and the the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry plans to create a complete set of guidelines by the end of the year. The robots will have to be safe – they will have to be made of softer materials, have numerous sensors so they would not bump into people and they will have to have an emergency ’stop’ button. The ministry will also consider establishing an independent organization to conduct safety tests on robots and legal systems to provide insurance in case of accidents. ‘
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