Kate Darling Show Notes

1. “Who’s Johnny?” research paper, PDF on robots, framing and empathy
2. Heider & Simmel 1944, a study of interpersonal perception and attribution of human characteristics to objects
3. Peter Singer, The Most Good You Can Do, on living ethically
4. Personal Data New York City Meetup, June 4 - In-Home Robots and Personal Data
5. Lily Camera Drone
6. Boston Dynamics “Spot” testing video and CNN story entitled, Is it cruel to kick a robot dog?
7. The Hexbug Nano robot used in Kate Darling’s “Who’s Johnny?” research
8. Aldebaran’s Pepper robot
9. Jibo, a social robot
10. Why Google’s Robot Personality Patent Is Not Good for Robotics, by Kate Darling
11. Project VRM (Vendor Relationship Management) - at Harvard’s Berkman Center
12. We Robot Conference - especially papers by Kate Darling, Peter Asaro and Jason Millar
13. Moral Machines: Teaching Robots Right From Wrong - by Wendell Wallach
14. Kate Darling’s Twitter Page

An interview with author and speaker John C. Havens.

Show notes:

• Happy - The Movie
• Palantir - Data analysis systems
• Project VRM - Doc Searls's Vendor Relationship Management project
• acxiom - Data services
• The Cluetrain Manifesto by Weinberger, Locke, Searls and Levine
• The Intention Economy - by Doc Searls
• John C. Havens’ Mashable articles
• Our Final Invention - by James Barratt
• Steve Omohundro's Wikipedia page
• Sentient Technologies
• Sustainable Brands 
• Foxconn workers being replaced by robots
• The Rise of the Robots by Martin Ford 
• Universal Basic Income Wikipedia page
• Jibo, a social robot for the home
• Pepper, a social robot for the home 
• Affective, measuring human emotion
• Future of Life Institute
• Jason Millar and the AI "tunnel problem"
• Jaron Lanier - The Myth of AI
• Robots Are People, Too by John Frank Weaver
• Stuart J. Russell - AI scholar 
• John C. Havens - website

Robots, artificial intelligence, human-robot interaction, psychology