Begging Robots - QUIZ ALL

Which of the following best describes the concept of "Autonomy" in robots?

• The ability to perform tasks without human intervention

• The capacity to feel emotions

• The need for regular maintenance

• The ability to mimic human speech

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What is the primary ethical concern when conducting experiments with humanoid robots?

• The cost of the robots

• The potential harm to human participants

• The speed of the robots

• The color of the robots

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Which of the following traits would most likely be associated with a compassionate robot?

• Aggressiveness

• Empathy

• Indifference

• Efficiency

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In a study involving electronic media, what is a key factor researchers must consider?

• The brand of the media device

• The age of the participants

• The color of the media interface

• The weight of the media device

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How can researchers differentiate between a robot and a humanoid entity?

• By the material used in construction

• By the presence of human-like features

• By the speed of processing

• By the color of the exterior

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What implication does the perception of robots as entities have on their treatment in society?

• They are treated as mere machines

• They are given rights similar to humans

• They are ignored in social settings

• They are used only for entertainment

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Which of the following is a potential ethical issue in the treatment of robots?

• Overcharging for their services

• Programming them to perform harmful tasks

• Using them for educational purposes

• Selling them in stores

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What is a common trait of participants in a robot study?

• They are all experts in robotics

• They have diverse backgrounds

• They are all teenagers

• They are all engineers

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How does electronic media influence the perception of humanoid robots?

• It makes them appear less intelligent

• It enhances their human-like qualities

• It reduces their functionality

• It makes them more expensive

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What is the role of autonomy in the development of humanoid robots?

• To make them dependent on human control

• To enable them to perform tasks independently

• To limit their functionality

• To increase their cost

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