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Emotion AI Ethics

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0. Introduction
1. What is ethics?

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2. Autonomy

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3. Dignity

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4. Privacy

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5. Fairness

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6. Equity / Solidarity

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7. Social wellbeing

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- Social wellbeing: Quiz
8. Explainability

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9. Safety

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10. Performance

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11. Cases in Emotion AI Ethics

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12. AI Ethics Evaluations and Audits

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Social wellbeing: Quiz

James 10/06/2026

Emotion AI Ethics
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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

In the “Emergency Room” thought experiment, what is the core logic used by an AI programmed to maximize “Social Wellbeing”?

A) It treats every patient as an individual with inalienable rights that cannot be violated.
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B) It prioritizes the patient who has the highest financial status or insurance coverage.
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C) It seeks to achieve the greatest happiness for the greatest number, even if it requires sacrificing one individual to save others.
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D) It uses a "first-come, first-served" rule to ensure procedural fairness.
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2. Question

How did Jeremy Bentham’s early definition of happiness differ from the later view of John Stuart Mill?

A) Bentham focused on "animalistic" or bodily pleasures, while Mill focused on "idealistic" pleasures of the mind.
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B) Bentham believed happiness was impossible to measure, while Mill created the first "utility" algorithm.
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C) Bentham prioritized the happiness of the wealthy, while Mill focused on the working class.
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D) Bentham argued that only suffering matters, while Mill argued only pleasure matters.
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3. Question

In the “Driverless Car” case study, why would a utilitarian algorithm logically prioritize saving a baby over a 95-year-old person?

A) Because the baby is considered "more innocent" in the eyes of the law.
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B) Because the baby is expected to have a higher total number of "units of happiness" remaining in their future life.
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C) Because the 95-year-old has a lower social status in a modern "Control Society."
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D) Because the car’s cameras cannot accurately identify the 95-year-old's face.
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4. Question

What is the primary purpose of “Monetized Utilitarianism”?

A) To ensure that AI companies maximize their quarterly profits for shareholders.
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B) To provide a crude but practical way to assign numerical units to human experiences using money as a proxy.
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C) To create a digital currency that can only be spent on ethical AI products.
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D) To tax individuals based on the amount of "sadness" they cause to society.
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5. Question

If an ethicist rejects the ranking of lives in a crash scenario and suggests flipping a coin instead, which principle are they invoking?

A) Equity
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B) Efficiency
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C) Autonomy
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D) Dignity
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