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- Safety and Security Issues in Human Machine Cognitive Interaction

Artificial agents, hereafter called robots, are machines situated in a real-world environment. In any such situation there arises the safety question: can the situated programmed machine behave in such a way as to cause damage (whatever we may think of as damage)? There is a second, related, question: can we, or how can we, assure the integrity of the machine, so that its intended behavior is indeed how it will behave?