Robot and Human Trust

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    Description

    As research hastens to making Brain-Computer Interfaces between robots and human a reality, we ought to examine the cultural significance behind it. We must consider the definition of “trust” and how it can be applied to an interface between a robot and a human. We can easily understand how much a human trusts a robot, but have you ever considered if a robot can trust a human? Can we even consider it at all? Cameron M. Furlong investigates.

     

    Featured:

    • Distinguished Professor CT Lin, UTS School of Computer Science
    • Doctor Chris Muller, Senior Lecturer, Department of Media, Communications, Creative Arts, Language and Literature

    Produced and Presented by: Cameron M. Furlong

    Period5 Oct 2022

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    Media contributions

    • TitleRobot and Human Trust
      Media name/outletThink Digital Futures Podcast (2Ser)
      Media typeRadio
      Duration/Length/Size25min
      Country/TerritoryAustralia
      Date5/10/22
      DescriptionAs research hastens to making Brain-Computer Interfaces between robots and human a reality, we ought to examine the cultural significance behind it. We must consider the definition of “trust” and how it can be applied to an interface between a robot and a human. We can easily understand how much a human trusts a robot, but have you ever considered if a robot can trust a human? Can we even consider it at all? Cameron M. Furlong investigates.

      Featured:

      Distinguished Professor CT Lin, UTS School of Computer Science
      Doctor Chris Muller, Senior Lecturer, Department of Media, Communications, Creative Arts, Language and Literature
      Produced and Presented by: Cameron M. Furlong
      Producer/AuthorCameron M. Furlong
      URLhttps://2ser.com/robot-and-human-trust/
      PersonsChris Muller