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Logic and Games of Norms: a Computational Perspective
This thesis studies how to generate, represent and reason about norms and how to use norms to construct artificial ethical agents.We investigate two types of norm generation: norm creation and norm emergence.In the study of norm creation, we consider norms as normative rules which are created using
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