Research Handbook on Meaningful Human Control of Artificial Intelligence Systems

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1. Introduction to meaningful human control of artificially intelligent systems
PART I PHILOSOPHY AND ETHICS
2. Automated mobility and meaningful human control: when and why is control important and what are its different dimensions?
3. Reflection machines and the proximity scale of reasons: addressing accountability asymmetry
4. Out of control: flourishing with carebots through embodied design
5. Meaningful human command: advance control directives as a method to enable moral and legal responsibility for autonomous weapons systems
PART II LAW AND GOVERNANCE
6. Legal and governance perspectives onmeaningful human control: the case ofautomated mobility
7. From “human control” in international law to “human oversight” in the new EU act on artificial intelligence
8. Meaningful human control in shared medicaldecision making
9. Meaningful human control: an internationalcriminal law account
PART III DESIGN AND ENGINEERING
10. Designing automated vehicle and traffic systems towards meaningful human control
11. Reflective hybrid intelligence for meaningful human control in decision-support systems
12. Meaningful human control of increasingly autonomous robots for surgery
13. Designing for meaningful human control in military human-machine teams
PART IV INTERDISCIPLINARY AND SYSTEMIC PERSPECTIVES
14. Too much control? Health, sex and war
15. Worldbuilding a planet-positive future enabled by human + AI coevolution
16. Holistic bow-tie model of meaningful human control over effective systems: towards a dynamic balance of humans and AI-based systems within our global society and environment
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