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The Power of Justifications to Repair Human-Robot Trust, Even Under Moral Disagreement

2025-08-11

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<p>To avert criticism and losses of trust, robots that adopt social roles in the near future will have to be aware of and follow the norms of the communities in which they operate. However, norms often conflict with one another, and resolving such conflicts requires prioritizing one norm and violating the other, conflicting norm. As a result, robots will face moral disapproval from at least some of their human int...

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10.31234/osf.io/7dawh_v1
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