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That has little to do with a human officer panicking/being biased and killing unarmed civilians mistakenly thinking they are armed, or mistakenly shooting innocent people in general. Robots would, because they have no inherent fear, bias, or actual life to defend, reduce those situations drastically (as long as we program them to value human lives and not their own...). Officer status is not considered by people involved in these split second decisions. I think what you're getting at is if someone *does* "assault" a robot, what is the reaction from human officers/criminals. Not sure how to handle that case. Do they shoot a guy for destroying their robot? I hope not, but probably.. But most unarmed civilian deaths caused by police are cases without an obvious assaulting aspect (traffic stops are a huge one), so it would at the very least help eliminate those situations.
reddit AI Moral Status 1574785927.0 ♥ 80
Coding Result
DimensionValue
Responsibilitynone
Reasoningutilitarian
Policynone
Emotionapproval
Coded at2026-04-25T08:33:43.502452
Raw LLM Response
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