Can you trust a robot in charge?
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A University of Michigan study shows fair treatment and consistent rule enforcement by security robots boost public trust and acceptance, influencing their design and deployment strategies.
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- Tech Xplore — RoboticsCan you trust a robot in charge?
A new study by the University of Michigan examines how fairness in interactions and rule application affects public trust in security robots. Researchers found that fair treatment and consistent rule enforcement increase trust and acceptance of robots as authority figures, with implications for their design and deployment.
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