BONNET , Grégory

When the actions of artificial agents impact humans, autonomous behaviors may rise ethical issues that agents must consider in their reasoning. Some approaches represent moral reasoning with deontic logics, which use modal operators, while reasoning about ethics may be represented with a value-based argumentation framework as it has been...

In many applications, selfish, dishonest or malicious agents may find an interest in manipulating others. While many works deal with designing robust systems or designing manipulative strategies, few works are interested in defining in a broad sense what is a manipulation and how we can reason with such a notion. In this article, based on a...

Autonomous behaviors may raise ethical issues that agents must consider in their reasoning. Some approaches use deontic logics, while others consider a value-based argumentation framework. However, no work combines both modal logic and argumentation to reason about ethics. Hence, we propose a new argumentation framework where arguments are...

Autonomous behaviors may raise ethical issues that agents must consider in their reasoning. Some approaches use deontic logics, while others consider a value-based argumentation framework. However, no work combines both modal logic and argumentation to reason about ethics. Hence, we propose a new argumentation framework where arguments are...

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