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Reasons-based AI Agents
Can artificial agents be moral agents themselves? In this paper, I develop the foundations of reasons-based artificial agents, and I argue that it is superior to some alternatives to AI ethics. I focus on reinforcement-learning agents for concreteness, discussing some methodological issues along the way.
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