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Formalising Functional Responsibility in Hybrid Multi-agent Systems
We present a multi-modal Logic for Functional Responsibility (LFR) to model and check actual, capacity, and outcome responsibility of agents within hybrid computational systems with a user level ontology. For AI systems, this allows one to represent and trace responsibility of output to training dat
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