We Robot 2021 is proud to announce the list of accepted papers for our September 24 & 25 meeting days (the 23rd will be our Workshop day – details soon). These papers survived a rigorous double-blind review process, and represent less than 15% of the submissions we received. Sadly, many very good papers got turned away. Happily, we can look forward to these:<\/p>\n
Debunking Robot Rights: Metaphysically, Ethically and Legally<\/strong> Discrimination as a Cybernetic System Accident<\/strong> Social Robots and Children\u2019s Fundamental Rights: A Dynamic Four-Component Framework for Research, Development, and Policy<\/strong> Autonomous Vehicles as Public Infrastructure: Building an \u201cAV Development Index\u201d for Tomorrow\u2019s Cities<\/strong> Bias in Contract Prediction: A Case Study of GPT-3<\/strong> The Legal Construction of Black Boxes: How Machine Learning Practice Informs Foreseeability<\/strong> Driving Into the Loop: Mapping Automation Bias & Liability Issues for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems<\/strong> Being \u201cSeen\u201d vs. \u201cUnseen\u201d: Tensions Between Privacy and Fairness in Algorithmic Bias Mitigation<\/strong> Field Robotics Panel
\nAbeba Birhane, Jelle van Dijk, and Frank Pasquale<\/p>\n
\nMarc Canellas<\/p>\n
\nVicky Charisi, Urs Gasser, Randy Gomez, and Selma \u0160abanovi\u0107<\/p>\n
\nRoel Dobbe and Thomas Gilbert<\/p>\n
\nNoam Kolt<\/p>\n
\nI. Elizabeth Kumar, Andrew Selbst, and Suresh Venkatasubramanian<\/p>\n
\nJason Millar, Ajung Moon, Shalaleh Rismani, and Katie Szilagyi<\/p>\n
\nAlice Xiang<\/p>\n
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