Making good robots
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Argues that everyday robots already combine face recognition, emotion detection, voice/NLP, object recognition, mapping and path planning and can access calendars and cloud services or even Mechanical Turk, so designers must treat them as social actors with legal and policy implications. Claims hundreds to thousands of semi‑autonomous mobile platforms are entering public spaces now, urges concrete design principles and responsibility for bias mitigation rather than vague promises about benefits.
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