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L. Floridi, J. Sanders

2004.8.1MINDS AND MACHINES

DOI: 10.1023/b:mind.0000035461.63578.9d

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There is substantial and important scope, particularly in Computer Ethics, for the concept of moral agent not necessarily exhibiting free will, mental states or responsibility, as well as the extension of the class of agents and moral agents to embrace AAs.

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FLORIDI, L.; SANDERS, J. On the morality of artificial agents. MINDS AND MACHINES, 2004, 14: 349–379.