Our Robots, Ourselves: Robotics and the Myths of Autonomy
Our Robots, Ourselves examines robotics through the enduring myths of autonomy. David A. Mindell considers how people understand machines, agency, and technological independence, offering a thoughtful exploration of the relationship between human beings and the robots they design, build, and imagine.
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Our Robots, Ourselves explores robotics through the question of autonomy and what it means for machines to act independently.
David A. Mindell considers the ideas and assumptions that shape how people understand robots and their capabilities.
The book examines the relationship between human agency and robotic technology, challenging simplified notions of fully autonomous machines.
It offers a thoughtful look at robotics and the broader myths that influence how society imagines its technological future.
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