Abstract If a technology lacks social acceptance, it cannot realize dissemination into society. The chapter thus illuminates the ethical, legal, and social implications of robotic assistance in care and daily life. It outlines a conceptual framework and identifies patterns of trust in human–robot interaction. The analysis relates trust in robotic assistance and its anticipated use to open-mindedness toward technical innovation and reports evidence that this self-image unfolds its psychological impact on accepting robotic assistance through the imagined well-being that scenarios of future human–robot interaction evoke in people today. All findings come from the population survey of the Bremen AI Delphi study.
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Beetz, M., Engel, U., Hoyer, N., Kähler, L., Langer, H., Schultheis, H., & Straube, S. (2023). Trustworthiness and Well-Being: The Ethical, Legal, and Social Challenge of Robotic Assistance (pp. 1–26). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-11447-2_1
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