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Human rights in the robot age: challenges arising form the use of robotics, artificial intelligence, and virtual and augmented reality

Report Institutional policyWestern Europe · NLadopted

This 2017 report by the Rathenau Instituut examines the human rights challenges arising from the use of robotics, artificial intelligence, and virtual and augmented reality. Authored by R. van Est and L. Kool, it explores the societal and ethical implications of these emerging technologies in a 58-page popularizing report.

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Who issued it

Rathenau InstituutAcademic · NL

Lead issuer

Legal forceAdvisory

Under whose authorityInstitutional policy

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Who it governs

General publicNational governmentResearchers and academics

Researchers and the general public interested in the human rights implications of robotics and AI.

Sectors

Cross-sector

What the document contains

What's covered

The report addresses the challenges and human rights implications arising from the use of robotics, artificial intelligence, and virtual and augmented reality.

What's missing

Specific regulatory enforcement mechanisms, binding legal mandates, and detailed technical specifications are not stated in the provided text.

Key takeaways

The report examines challenges to human rights posed by robotics, AI, and virtual/augmented reality.
It is published by the Rathenau Instituut in The Hague.
The document spans 58 pages and functions as a popularizing research report.

Issued2017

Length354 words

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Physical AI Governancesupporting

human_rights robotics artificial_intelligence virtual_reality augmented_reality