Chico
MacMurtrie, artist:
MacMurtrie finds use of robotic devices to kill or control other
human beings a pathetic and catastrophic use of the technology. Listen
to the response(600K)
Marque
Cornblatt, artist:
Cornblatt believes that the intent behind the building of a
robotic device is much more important than its make or model.
This same principle applies to the creation of weapons, art,
and even free speech. He emphasizes the responsibility that
comes with the creation of machines that can do harm. Listen
to the response(1MB)
Eric
Paulos, robotics researcher at the Computer Science Division
of the University of California at Berkeley and artist :
You have to have an open and scientific sense of adventure,
says Paulos, so as not to limit or constrain what you may discover.
Nanotechnology may be one of the biggest triumphs or one of
the most frightening concepts of the future. He concludes that
a robot built with nanotechnology could probably create anything,
but could also destroy anything. Listen
to the response(876K)
Tom Shanks, Ph.D. of the
Markkula Center for Applied Ethics:
Shanks doesn't want to see robots created that act other than
the way human beings act when we are at our best. Listen
to the response(1MB)
