If a robot breaks your arm, who do you sue?

Lawmakers want you to be able to sue robots

Robots & Machines

A proposed law in the EU has raised the question of robot rights: should robots be given some form of legal personhood, so they can sue and be sued?

Lawmakers Want You to Be Able to Sue Robots

Lawmakers want to hold smart robots responsible if they do humans wrong.

It's our instinct to empathize with robots.

The rise of smart machines puts spotlight on 'robot rights'

Artificial Intelligence

As artificial intelligence gives rise to smarter robots, we need to consider the rights they deserve. There are many ethical questions with no easy answers.

The Rise of Smart Machines Puts Spotlight on 'Robot Rights'

"If you've got a computer or a robot that's autonomous and self-aware, I think it would be very hard to say it's not a person."

The Rise of Smart Machines Puts Spotlight on ‘Robot Rights’

Can a machine advocate for women's rights?

Saudi Arabia made a robot a citizen. Now, she's calling for women's rights.

Hanson Robotics' Sophia is the world's first AI-powered robot to have been granted citizenship. Now, Sophia is fighting for women's rights.

Saudi Arabia's First Robot Citizen Is Calling for Women's Rights

"Humans are able to choose their own ethics, with their own free will."

Saudi Arabia Made a Robot a Citizen. Now, She’s Calling For Women’s Rights.

An artificial intelligence has officially been granted residency

Japan granted residence to an artificial intelligence (AI) named Shibuya Mirai, which exists as a chat-bot on the popular Line messaging app.

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Lawmakers Want You to Be Able to Sue Robots

The Rise of Smart Machines Puts Spotlight on ‘Robot Rights’

Saudi Arabia Made a Robot a Citizen. Now, She’s Calling For Women’s Rights.

An Artificial Intelligence Has Officially Been Granted Residency

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