- 你的機器人設計是否有助提昇社會平等?
- 你的機器人是否再製了現有的社會性別刻板印象、常模、角色與預設?這對社會平等的影響為何?(請見性別化社交機器人、觸覺科技、機器翻譯)
- 你是否能夠為機器人設置選項,讓使用者得以挑選男性、女性或多元性別特性?(Reich-Stiebert & Eyssel, 2017;請見虛擬助理與聊天機器人)
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