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"Robotic ethics" as a book category covers the moral, legal and social questions raised by the design, deployment and use of robots and autonomous systems. Works in this category explore issues such as responsibility and accountability for machine decisions, privacy and surveillance, fairness and bias in automated systems, the ethics of human-robot interaction (care, companionship, warfare), and the normative frameworks for governing intelligent machines. Books range from technical and philosophical treatises analyzing ethical theories and formal models, to practical guides for engineers and policymakers, case studies of real-world deployments, and speculative fiction that tests ethical dilemmas in imagined futures. Interdisciplinary by nature, the genre draws on philosophy, computer science, law, sociology and design, and is aimed at researchers, practitioners, regulators and curious general readers who want to understand how robotics reshapes rights, duties and human values.

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