(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2012)
Davis, Justin; Arkin, Ronald C.
Arabian babblers are highly preyed upon avians
living in the Israeli desert. The survival of this species is contingent
upon successful predator deterrence known as mobbing.
Their ability to successfully defend against larger predators
is the inspiration for this research with the goal of employing
new models of robotic deception. Using Grafen's Dishonesty
Model [3], simulation results are presented, which portend
the value of this behavior in military situations.
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2012)
Arkin, Ronald C.; Ulam, Patrick D.
This article describes the philosophy, design, and
prototype implementation of an operator override system
intended for use in managing unmanned robotic systems capable
of lethal behavior. The ethical ramifications associated with the
responsibility assignment of such a system are presented, which
guide the development of the proof-of-concept system that serves
as the basis for the simulation results presented herein.