How Much Do You Blame a Robot That Harms Someone? On the Relationship Between Human-like Appearance of Artificial Agents and the Degree to Which They Are Perceived as an Intentional Agent and Hence Morally Judged

Isguzar, E.

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Master Media Technology

The following thesis was written by a student in the 2019-2020 class of the Master Media Technology programme at Leiden University.

Thesis details

Title	How Much Do You Blame a Robot That Harms Someone? On the Relationship Between Human-like Appearance of Artificial Agents and the Degree to Which They Are Perceived as an Intentional Agent and Hence Morally Judged
Student	Isguzar, E.
Programme	Master Media Technology
Year	2019-2020
Supervisors	dr. M.J. van Duijn (first supervisor) dr. P.W.H. van der Putten (second supervisor) dr. M.H. Lamers (third supervisor)
Thesis	Open Thesis PDF

Citation details

Isguzar, E., How Much Do You Blame a Robot That Harms Someone? On the Relationship Between Human-like Appearance of Artificial Agents and the Degree to Which They Are Perceived as an Intentional Agent and Hence Morally Judged, Thesis Master Media Technology, LIACS, Leiden University, 2020.