Titlebook: Coordination, Organizations, Institutions, Norms, and Ethics for Governance of Multi-Agent Systems X; International Worksh Andreas Theodoro

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Machine Ethics - Is It Just Normative Multi-agent Systems?d talk I introduced machine ethics and focused on some overlapping topics of interest for the both field. This extended abstract offers a highlight on where these two fields overlap, where they differ, but foremost why pursuing advancements in both has a direct impact on society today.

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A Framework for?Automatic Monitoring of?Norms that?Regulate Time Constrained Actions model can be used to express abstract norms able to regulate classes of actions that should or should not be performed in a temporal interval. We show how the model can be used to formalize obligations and prohibitions and for inhibiting them by introducing permissions and exemptions. The basic bui

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Collaborative Human-Agent Planning for?Resilience leading to plans that do not adequately meet the stated objectives, especially in unpredicted situations. Humans, who are apt at identifying and adapting to unusual situations, may be able to assist planning agents in these situations by encoding their knowledge into a planner at run-time. We inves

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Environmental Consequences of?Institutional Facts in?Artificial Institutionsls are thus social goals. Artificial institutions are used to provide such a social interpretation by assigning statuses to the concrete elements that compose the system. These statuses are supposed to enable the assignee element to perform functions that are not exclusively inherent to their design

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A Bayesian Model of?Information Cascadeshat once a cascade starts it continues, even if it is wrong, until agents receive an external input such as public information. In an information cascade, even if an agent has its own personal choice, it is always overridden by observation of previous agents’ actions. This could mean agents end up i

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Interactions Between Social Norms and?Incentive Mechanisms in?Organizationsple distributed decision-making agents. We model social norms to emerge from interactions between agents: agents observe other the agents’ actions and, from these observations, induce what kind of behavior is socially acceptable. By complying with the induced socially accepted behavior, agents exper

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