Sven Nyholm

Sven Nyholm, an Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Ethics at Utrecht University, delves into the world of robots and emerging technologies. He questions whether robots should have rights and tackles the ethics of sex robots, particularly the controversial use of child-like versions. The discussion extends to self-driving cars, exploring the moral implications of programming them to mimic human errors and the accountability in tragic events. Interesting insights into human-robot relationships and the psychological aspects of anthropomorphism also emerge.