Cold Love: Can screened depictions of love between humans & robots legitimately contribute to debates regarding the socio-ethical implications of huma

项目全名：冰冷的爱情：对人类和机器人之间的爱的筛选描述能否合法地促进关于人与机器人互动的社会伦理影响的辩论？摘要：随着人工智能和机器人在我们的生活中扮演越来越亲密的角色，它们的社会伦理影响正引起各个学术领域的关注。HRI(Human Robot Interaction)的一个相关领域是人类和机器人之间潜在的爱。然而，考虑到技术发展的速度，这些学科很难跟上步伐。领先的伦理学家承认，我们现在面临的问题以前只是科幻小说(SF)的东西。尽管受技术影响的社会变化经常是不可预测的，但鉴于科幻思考HRI的形式经常采取哲学思维实验的形式，因此我们应该直接求助科幻来帮助回答这些问题。人们对通过电影进行哲学思考的兴趣与日俱增，再加上媒体的技术性质，科幻电影成为上述问题的合适资源。此外，电影能够引发强烈的情感反应，同时还能够向最广泛的观众传播思想，这不仅让它反映了社会应该如何应对与机器生活在一起的想法，而且还促进了人们的想法。自1896年银幕上第一次接吻以来，电影一直专注于爱情的再现；机器人电影也不例外，这一类型最早的电影之一《大都会》(Lang，1927)提供了最难以磨灭的机器人米姆之一：诱人的机器人玛丽亚。然而，色情并不是屏幕上唯一的HRI形式。通过研究与人工智能和机器人学的发展并行地探索人类和机器人之间各种形式的爱的电影，以及这些电影引发的理论和哲学辩论，我将调查它们是否是正在进行的关于与机器人的爱的讨论的合法部分，从而为这场辩论提供了一条途径，既对学者有用，也对普通公众有用。

Project title in full:Cold Love: Can screened depictions of love between humans & robots legitimately contribute to debates regarding the socio-ethical implications of human-robot interactions?Summary:With AI and Robotics playing an increasingly intimate role in our lives, their socio-ethical impact is garnering attention across various academic fields. One pertinent area of HRI (Human Robot Interaction) is the potential for love between humans and robots. However, given the speed with which technologies are developing, it is difficult for those disciplines to keep pace. Leading ethicists admit that we now face questions which were previously only the stuff of science fiction (SF). As unpredictable as technologically-influenced social changes often are, given that SF pondering HRI has frequently taken the form of philosophical thought experiments, it follows that we should look directly to SF to help answer these questions.Growing interest in thinking philosophically through film, allied with the medium's technological nature, makes SF cinema an apt resource for the above. Furthermore, film's ability to elicit strong emotional responses whilst also being able to disseminate ideas to the widest audience, allows it to not only reflect but also foster ideas on how society should respond to living with, and potentially loving, machines. Since the first screen kiss in 1896, film has been preoccupied with the reproduction of love; robot film is no exception, with one of the genre's earliest films, Metropolis (Lang, 1927), supplying one of the most indelible robotic meme: the seductive Robot Maria. However, the erotic is not the only modality of HRI on screen. By examining films which explore various forms of love between humans and robots in parallel with developments in AI and robotics, and the theoretical and philosophical debates these have given rise to, I will investigate whether they are a legitimate part of ongoing discussions on love with robots, thereby providing an avenue into the debate which is both useful for academics and accessible to the general public.