Can robots be trustworthy?

Schröder, I; Müller, O; Scholl, H; Levy-Tzedek, S; Kellmeyer, P

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Can robots be trustworthy?

Schröder, I.; Müller, O.; Scholl, H.; Levy-Tzedek, S.; Kellmeyer, P. · Ethik in der Medizin · 2023 · Heft 4 · S. 221 bis 246

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2023

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Ethik in der Medizin

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Schröder, I.; Müller, O.; Scholl, H.; Levy-Tzedek, S.; Kellmeyer, P.

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Heft 4 / 2023

Jahrgang 35

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221 bis 246

Erschienen: 2023-04-24 14:28:55

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1437-1618

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IntroductionNations worldwide consider robots part of the package in dealing with societal challenges of aging societies such as increased demands for care and health care provision. As technology advances, pilot projects have emerged in many countriesFootnote 1 that test and embed robots in care and healthcare environments. This is in line with the agenda of the German Ministry for Education and Research (BMBF) to pursue assistive technology as a possible solution in the care of older adults (BMBF 2018). Integrating robots into care routines, however, defines a substantial change in an understanding of care as…